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schew1
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Baccio Runner smoking....
« Thread Started on Apr 16, 2011, 10:35am »

So I bought a used Baccio Runner 50cc scooter the other day. I think me and my fiance may have exceeded the weight limit on it because now it will not go near as fast and it is smoking a little out of the back. I believe it may need more oil but I do not know the correct mixture of gas and oil. Any help would be fantastic! I really would like to enjoy my new ride.

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Re: Baccio Runner smoking....
« Reply #1 on Apr 16, 2011, 11:17am »

Exceeding the weight limit won't cause engine problems, maybe suspension problems. There are people here that exceed the weight limit by themselves. Smoke on a two stroke scooter is normal. You can reduce this by using a synthetic two stroke oil.

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Re: Baccio Runner smoking....
« Reply #2 on Apr 16, 2011, 1:50pm »

You need to determine whether or not you have the oil pump hooked up or whether you have to pre-mix; not knowing about your scooter is a blow-up waiting to happen.

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Re: Baccio Runner smoking....
« Reply #3 on Apr 16, 2011, 4:07pm »

thanks for the input guys! I did some more searching online and figured out that my muffler was full of carbon build-up and was causing my scooter to run slower. I removed the muffler and cleaned it and now it runs great! I also found out that I do not have to pre-mix! Thanks so much guys!
-Stephen

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