Yamaha Vino 125 Carburetor Disassembly / Cleaning / Assembly | Mitch's Scooter Stuff
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In this video I show you how to remove covers for carburetor access to remove it for disassembly, cleaning, and assembly. Plus throttle cable free play and idle adjustments.
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Yamaha Vino 125 Carburetor Disassembly / Cleaning / Assembly | Mitch's Scooter Stuff
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*** Tools I used in this video:
Phillips #2 screwdriver - amzn.to/2fgdZDL
Ratchet 3/8 drive - amzn.to/2hhmnUs
3" / 6” extension set 3/8 drive - amzn.to/2h7ypMl
10mm socket 3/8 drive - amzn.to/2xGuLSF
5mm allen socket 3/8 drive - amzn.to/2ofCuCg
Flathead screwdriver - amzn.to/2jN7lpE
Tiny flathead screwdriver - amzn.to/2zyrLck
10mm wrench - amzn.to/2hqqYDW
Nose pliers - amzn.to/2yetDDj
Digital caliper - amzn.to/2Cm8f0l
Carburetor spray cleaner - amzn.to/2Xy8Fiy
Carburetor cleaning tool kit - amzn.to/2LYX352
Toothbrush - amzn.to/31HSoXI
Bowl
Rags - amzn.to/2Yh8jvg
Goggles - amzn.to/3dEj6FA
Nitrile gloves - amzn.to/3i6Ad6B
Aspirator - amzn.to/3chwBhw
4cw-14959-00 Gasket
Drip tray 25”x36” - amzn.to/3plKH5p
Hey Mitch can you get me one of those tail lights and blinkers and how much would it cost
I wish everyone did this type of high-quality video very precise and very well detailed without a word spoken. Thank you
Wow, thank you!
The world's best repair shop in the most beautiful place in the world. thanks for the long video.
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My wife’s Vino has been sitting for 6 years. I was ready to trash it. I owe u. Perfect video. Scooter runs like a champ now!
Awesome glad you got it back alive!! 😄👏🏼🙌🏼
I just picked up a 2007 Vino that had been sitting for years full of old gas. I followed this video and when I was all done the scooter fired up immediately. High quality video with excellent instruction. Thank you Mitch!
Great to hear!😀🙌🏼🙌🏼
A YT video in which you can hear the birds while watching a motorcycle DIY content... Can't beat that. ;)
All day long I am looking at the videos on how to clean the carburetors. It's a nice coincidence, my friend good job yours freinds from moroco
Thanks Mohamed 🙌🏼
Im not going to lie for being near the ocean that vino looks pretty fresh and mint. Reflection of its owner
Thanks, taking care of it, wash often, stay clean 😅 have it since 09
This is the best repair video I've ever seen done. Great job and thank you
Great video! I followed your video’s on Hero GoPro years ago b4 you moved to Hawaii! You always make high quality vids.. Thanks!
Thank you Robert! Stoked you've been following along for that long :)
a huge thank you for this video. I'm not a mechanic and had to rewatch parts of this video multiple times but because of you my scooter runs and it only cost me a day.
Right on!
This is by far the best how to video I’ve watched. Considering buying a non running Yamaha Vino and this has given me the confidence to tackle the project. Well done.
thank you! did you get it ?
Your videos are of amazing quality! Both video, content, framing, everything. Thanks for making these.
Happy to help and thank you!
Mitch, without a doubt, the best How To DIY video I have ever seen in my life. Your style is awesome, instead of wasting precious minutes in blah, blah, like some other people. The graphics are great and self-explanatory. I will be working on my scooter to regulate the idle, because it is embarrassing when I come to a stop and the rpms are just too loud and fast.
thanks again. Keep doing it because I am going to learn all of your steps for the rest of the scooter. I also have a BMW C600, do you know how to work on that one?
Thanks Mitch. Exactly what I needed to clean out the jets. Amazingly simple video. You saved me!
You’re welcome!! 😄🙌🏼
Thank you, you have a voice for youtube!
Thank you so much , without this video I'd be lost, you are amazing!
Excellent. Seeing you start the scooter at the end would have been very satisfying.
This is my next step. 2004 Vino 125, been sitting for well over a decade (has only about 500 miles on it, not even really broken in) and the gas tank is pretty crusty. I soaked some B12 in it, and tossed in some random nuts and washers for a good shake, and found that the tank itself is perfectly intact. Not rust, just old crusty varnish. It's still soakin', and I got it to start with some carb cleaner... for just a second... New fuel line, a carb clean, and the hard part will probably be getting the tank clean enough. I'll be running an inline filter as a precautionary measure.
Wow yeah inline fuel filter is best way to go to be safe
Great video Mitch. I have just bought a Honda Sh 300i but haven't used it yet. The weather is utter crap here in the UK. So I'm learning all sorts from your very informative channel. Keep it up mate! 😁
Thank you, awesome about your new SH300i!! Hopefully you can use it soon 😁👍🏼
@@MitchsScooterStuff I hope so too. Everytime I go in the garage, she's just sitting there looking at me saying, "please ride me" Lol. 🤣
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Thanks Mitch, the yamaha manual cant come close to your great tutorial on how to get to this carby! I wanted to leave a tip for folks trying to PRIME the carb to get it to start easy after reasembly. With everything apart the auto cock petcock by the fuel tank has a hose coming out of the top - if you follow this it connects to the engine side manifold of the carb with a hose. Remove the hose from the side towards the engine and put a little vaccum on it - fuel should flow freely to the carb and fill the bowl. Cheers.
Doing this to a friend's Vino this weekend. Love your tutorials!
Awesome, and Thanks!
The tiny hose with the s tubing! I have owned my scooter for over 4 years and it wasn’t until now that realized I was routing it all wrong. I had my doubts every time I laid in between the air box and the cvt housing. Thanks, Mitch.
Thank you for posting all your videos!
To clean the holes in that pin. I used fishing line, stiff flossers and couldn’t get it through the center hole. So I used 26 gauge wire. It still took some doing… but eventually cleared it.
Great video, I looked behind my side panel and it looked like and impossible job to get to the carb. Now I feel like I can do this without too much trouble. Thank you so much.
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@@MitchsScooterStuff I wanted to put a pic in here of me holding the carb, but I don't know how. I got it out and cleaned it just like you did ,and now I'm waiting on my new gasket. Just have to get it all back together after that. Checked my auto petcock after learning about it online. It works well. I was afraid it might be gunked up after sitting, like the carb was. You should do a video about the petcock, I had trouble finding anything good. Thanks again.
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Great video, scooter is now running perfectly. Prior to the rebuild would not accelerate above 25mph.
What about the heating element? Awesome video by the way.
Very clear content as always! Thank you.
I’m curious, are the rear signals aftermarket? Or non-U.S. market lights?
You're killin it bro. I'm a motorcycle/VW fella too. Can't wait to see the bus when you wrap it up. I hope you take it to Bug-O-Rama!!!, You better take to to Bug-O-Rama!. Hang loose...
Hey Mitch, thanks for doing these videos. Very helpful. Any idea where I could buy a new carburetor for a vino 125? I’m trying to help my college brother get back on the road. Thanks!
4 stroke is so scary compared to 2 stroke. I dread cleaning the carb on my scooter. Looks at least like 5 things i can do wrong here. But great video. At least now i know.
I have a yamaha vino 50cc you got a video on that type of carburetor
Did the same procedure today without disconnecting the carb from cables and accessed the bottom part just by tilting it...one issue is that I was not about to loosen the pilot jet, it is stuck! so clean it with a small cable and reinstall the bottom part. Any suggestion on how to remove it in the future?
Awesome videos, thank you,,I have two vino 125, anything that can be done for better performance 👍
mitch just a hint:
you can cut a paint brush hair until it's stiff to reach those vertical holes and then clean them. no need to soak it.
Awesome thank you!
Great video but one crucial point needs to be added. Those are NOT #2 Phillips screws. They are JIS screws. You run a very serious risk of stripping screw heads on Japanese motorcycles if you use Phillips driver, rather than the correct JIS driver.
Great video I like the way you keep it simple
Are there any aftermarket carburetors I can put on the Vino that will work
Just leaving my thanks here as this video helped me get one of these scooters back on the road today. Does anyone know why the “S” hose would drip gas when routed this way? When I took the thing apart, the hose was laying horizontally from the left to the right side of the scooter, not sure if that would make a difference. Thanks!
Nice to see you again
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Omg Mitch thank you sooo much. Perfect timing.
You're welcome Jose!!
Very educational 😺
My 2007 vino runs but after it gets hot a lot of trouble to restart; any idea
My pilot jet is stripped in there. I keep stalling out and want to buy a new carb, and idea where I could get one?
Good job, Mitch! Did it sit at all? Just got one that sat for 5 years and had lots of green gum. Got it cleaned out of the jets and it fired right up.
what are the two wires that you plug into the carb at the 18:10 mark? my yellow wire broke off and now my scooter won’t start. i need to know if is is the problem or not. thank you.
Mitch, where can I get those flush mount rear turn signals?
My vino starts up with starter fluid revs up and then dies.. can’t get a idle on it carbs been completely cleaned and rebuild, anything helps
is this carb the same for a yamaha 1986 xc125 riva?
Hello Mitch. What a great video. I have a 2004 Vino 50 and was wondering if the same procedure applies. Do you know ? Do I have to get a different gasket ?
Love your vidéo so much good night from morocco
Thank you 😎🙏🏼🙏🏼
You re welcome have a good day my freind
Your videos are just Excellent.
Thank you Brian!
I clean the carb and it start but very weak , then die if I throttle ... Is the fuel too lean ? How do i fix that ?
Does ayone know where i can buy a new carb. I can not seem o find this one.
I have a 2005 Yamaha 125 Vino with 290 miles. It belongs to my step father in law of 92 years of age. It has been sitting up for several years. It had two bent valves which has been rebuilt by an Yamaha dealer. I replaced the spark plug, The engine will not go to a high throttle. I have cleaned the carb, twice. Max speed is 20 mph and will not climb up a hill. What can I do to revive it back to life?
I think I have the vaccuum line mixed up. Is there a diagram that shows routing from petcock to carb?
Excellent Video
@ 7:50 once you smell it you’ll never forget it… ooh that smell, can’ya smell that smell🎼🎼
I cannot find this gasket anywhere except overseas. Is it discontinued and is there an alternative aftermarket one that is just as good?
Try Google “yamaha vino 125 oem parts”
Thank you, I'm very appreciated !
Thanks!
Welcome!
Any chance you can do the same video but on a Gilera runner?
I cant get my scooter to running on for the life of me! If I keep the throttle down Itll stay on as soon as I let go it bogs out. Any help?
Hey Mitch,
I need an auto choke for my vino 125. Do ou know where i can find one?
Thanks,
Aaron
Mitch, I don't know if you answer specific questions, but thought I'd try. I'm brand new to scooters, but have worked on my motorcycles for a few years. I got a 2007 w/ only 1,600 miles, but the gas tank and carb had water sitting in them for a couple years. Engine was dry, though and oil was good. Got it cleaned up and running but . . . first, it starts and idles smooth and initially accelerates well, but it plateaus around 30MPH and inches up from there. Seems like a flat spot. The one system I did NOT get into was the drive system. Do you think that might be a carb issue or a drive issue?
Secondly, I rebuilt the petcock with off-the-shelf o-ring (I could not find a rebuild kit), but it seems to be hanging - sometimes fuel will not flow at start/low-idle. Do you know of a good aftermarket petcock and/or how to mount a standard (non-vacuum) on/off?
Thanks. BTW, I threw you a PP donation yesterday b/c these videos were pivotal in me getting it running at all. Thanks!!!
I think I have an older model that in this video. After I rock the back assembly out of the way to gain access, and after removing all the phillips screws around the perimeter, my panels don't simply life up and off like yours are here. Is there a difference going from year to year with how they are attached?
Hmm I am not sure, all Vino 125 should be the same, what year is yours? Mine is 2006
What island are you located , also , did you run non ethanol gasoline?
I live on Maui… this video was a while back when I moved from Texas, gas was bad I used 87 in Texas and was sitting for few months. Since I am living here I use non ethanol gas
@@MitchsScooterStuff I followed all the steps but when I got to the screw that is inside the tube it was already stripped, I can’t get it out..
Nice...👍.
Hey Mitch!, where did you get your tail light and blinkers?
Hey I got them on eBay
@@MitchsScooterStuff thanks Mitch, I’ll look it up
@@MitchsScooterStuff I want to get those too,please share the link on eBay?
Luv it
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for a fly 50 and 150 please
I think I have video on vespa that have same motor like Fly's, I will check
@@MitchsScooterStuff thank you!
no no nooo. no like this