Thomas Bart — 17 years ago
on my 1982 minnarelli motron medallist, the clutch does not engage the engine because a part is worn out. I don't know what it is called, but this is the description: three strips of metal of varying lengths, two about three inches long and the third about two inches long. each strip is about an eight of an inch thick, and bent so as to engage the engine when i hit the clutch. these strips
Thomas Bart — 18 years ago
I took off the engine head, and i was able to push the piston back with my finger. the piston didn't come forward again when i hit the clutch again and pedaled. is that still a seizure because it can still move, or is something in the transmission disconnected?
Thomas Bart — 18 years ago
I tried taking off the head, and the piston moves freely, so it's not a seizure. i've heard people talk about ignition points, so i'm wondering if adjusting them will work. I don't know what they are, though. help please, and thanks for the tips already.
Thomas Bart — 18 years ago
Hey, i got a '82 minnarelli motron medallist at a garage sale. it doesn't work, but the dude i bought it from said that if i readjust the ignition points or something, that will do the trick. i have no idea what ignition points are. also, when i pedal it and hit the clutch to get it started, the pedals jam up as soon as i hit the clutch. help please. one last thing, i got a 65cc spe
Thomas Bart — 18 years ago
Hey, my '82 Motron doesn't work at all, so I was going through Fred's Guide. To get a spark, I pedal really fast, and hit the clutch. The problem is, the pedals jam up when I hit the clutch, and there is no spark. Also, Fred talks about ignition points. Where the hell and what the hell are these things? I don't know a lot about two-strokes, so any help would be greatly app
Thomas Bart — 18 years ago
I just bought a very used medallion with about 2500 miles, but it won't run. the engine starts, but it dies almost immediately. i have no idea how to fix it. suggestions would be great