Hey Mitch! I done the all process. I have a question. When I remove the cover, there is a cover gasket. My cover gasket removed, and it is qiute sucks to put it back in the same position. First question is in this case should I change cover gasket for a new one? (the is no hurt at all). I dont think so because its only task could be to stop rainwater come into belthouse. Second qoestion: are there any trick to fix cover gasket on the cover? Glue or something like this. Thank you for your video and for your answers. Greeting from Hungary.
Outstanding instructional video from start to finish! This is how they should all be done. The camera lens was focused in the perfect position all the time, lighting was perfect, tools need to do the job, torque specs for the pulley nuts, and you showed the correct holes to put the different cover screws in. I knew I was watching the right video to do this job on a friends bike when I saw how you cleaned the inside of the covers before putting them back on...I do the same thing. Thank you very much for making such a detailed video.
The local Honda dealership quoted $400 to replace the belt, did it myself for about $70, parts included. Thank you so much for making this excellent video.
I was recently doing this job on my Genuine Buddy 170i and I have a suggestion for you, Mitch. Since your pulley cover has several bolts of different sizes, you must keep them organized so you can reinstall them in the holes they belong in. You can simplify things by getting a cardboard box, and using a felt tip marker, draw a rough oval in about the same shape as the cover. Then poke holes in it where each of the bolts belong on the cover on the oval shaped line you just drew. When you remove a bolt, put it in a hole in about the same place on the oval on the box. Then put the box aside, until you are ready to reinstall the bolts. This way they will not get lost or mixed up. You can also write notes on the box, like "this side up" or "don't forget the clip" etc.
Fantastic video, concise and very clear. Your videos are so much better than any other instructional videos I've seen. Keep them coming, it saves those who wish to follow them so much money in servicing costs.
I've worked on my cars and bikes since the 70's but only recently have gotten scooters. You take the fear out of my sticking clutch or varistor, yes we overheated it on some hills while riding two up on an Adly 50cc. Offering the clutch tool before I begin. Thanks for such great videos.
Dear Mitch, I discovered your TH-cam channel today and would like to thank you very much for the many great videos! These are really very helpful for anyone who wants to maintain their scooter themselves. It would be great and I would be very happy if you could post a video on how to adjust the valves on a Honda PCX. best regards Jan
@@MitchsScooterStuff Oh, I would also love to see this one!!! This is the only maintenance job I need more instruction on before I am willing to try it. If you did a video on this I know it would be easy to follow and understand!
Everything was perfect except that the clutch holder tool I purchased had 1/4" dowls which is the same size as the holes so I needed to bore out the holes to 17/64". After that, everything went smoothly. Also, I don't think the direction of the face of the roller weights matter because mine were stock and the blue faces were all in different directions. Thank you for this very informative video!
Great video, the only thing I do different is not removing any plastic. I just get a small ratchet to reach the only two bolts that are by the variator. Still trying to find that perfect roller weight for highest top end. Have a blessed day.
Great video, without saying a word, just the relaxing sound of birds in the background!👍 You're lucky, if you need a tool you simply order from Amazon. Amazon suppliers don't often ship to South Africa, and if they do, there's a chance it won't arrive. 3:11, those pins could be just a little smaller to fit into the holes. 12:51, Philips or JIS, although in this case it's not critical?
Hey Mitch, in your experience will the gasket for the left crankcase need to be replaced in my scooter? Given it was a new 2021 honda pcx 150 that has almost 16k miles. I have the belt, rollers, and 3 plastic slide pieces. Are there any new parts you would think I would definitely need to be replaced besides theses. Thank you!
GRACIAS por el video Mitch ,te eh hecho una pregunta en otro video tuyo sobre (blinker genie) me eh comprado el kit pero no eh cableado (instalado) nada aun ,es necesario cambiar la bombilla OEM por una LED? gracias
Im from Argentina and have a PCX. Your videos help a lot. I see you are in Maui . When I went there I always saw a white PCX parked in Hookipa ... is it you?
This is amazing!!! I'm from Brazil and I've just bought a used Honda SH150i 2017, here in Brazil the SH150 and the PCX uses the same engine and transmission. So... Your videos are great for me to learn how to make the maintainance of my vehicle! Thank you very much!!!! 😁😁😁
Here in Asia the SH150i typically has a 152.7 (153 class) engine, whereas the PCX's are typically 149cc engines that are found in Varios and Clicks... So here in Asia, different. Turns out its MUCH harder to locate SH150i parts as a result. But, if one does a lot of digging can find parts for other Honda bikes that work fit perfectly on the SH. For example, the FRONT BRAKE PADS are the same as the CBR250RR... Others (like CVT belt) are same as Forza. Sounds like Brazil easier to maintain an SH150 vs Asia, ho hum
At 7:07, you show that you must put the roller in a specific way. Why is that and what would happen if they were in backwards. They appear to be cylindrical so why would that matter which way they go in?
excellent tutorial thanks! its a shame you have to strip bodywork off to get to the belt. I reckon I can do pretty much all my own work now after watching you do it big thanks from the UK.
Top demais professor parabéns pela explicação manda bala aí nos vídeos passo a passo para nós esse ano gosto muito dos seus vídeos de mecânica de motos
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Breaker bar 1/2 drive - amzn.to/2HenuMI
Torque wrench 10-150 lb/ft 1/2 drive - amzn.to/2GuMsHJ
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Hey Mitch! I done the all process. I have a question. When I remove the cover, there is a cover gasket. My cover gasket removed, and it is qiute sucks to put it back in the same position. First question is in this case should I change cover gasket for a new one? (the is no hurt at all). I dont think so because its only task could be to stop rainwater come into belthouse.
Second qoestion: are there any trick to fix cover gasket on the cover? Glue or something like this.
Thank you for your video and for your answers. Greeting from Hungary.
Afternoon Mich.
V belting arrows to pulley or CVT Please people are saying one way &other saying the other😮😮
I don't have a PCX but gave you a thumbs up for a clear, well presented video
without an annoying soundtrack or rambling and mumbling
Good work!
Thank you very much! 😄🤙🏼
I don't even own a scooter, but still watch these videos because they're so relaxing.
😄🙌🏼 thank you!
Yes! The way you edit them with Illustrations. , sounds of nature in background. Brilliant! Keep up the videos. Excellent 🎉 😃
Best DIY videos for the PCX150. Everything clear, concise, and complete (down to showing exactly what bolts lengths go where). Great job.
Thank you Jim!
Outstanding instructional video from start to finish! This is how they should all be done. The camera lens was focused in the perfect position all the time, lighting was perfect, tools need to do the job, torque specs for the pulley nuts, and you showed the correct holes to put the different cover screws in. I knew I was watching the right video to do this job on a friends bike when I saw how you cleaned the inside of the covers before putting them back on...I do the same thing. Thank you very much for making such a detailed video.
The local Honda dealership quoted $400 to replace the belt, did it myself for about $70, parts included. Thank you so much for making this excellent video.
Nice work! You're welcome! 😄
I was recently doing this job on my Genuine Buddy 170i and I have a suggestion for you, Mitch. Since your pulley cover has several bolts of different sizes, you must keep them organized so you can reinstall them in the holes they belong in. You can simplify things by getting a cardboard box, and using a felt tip marker, draw a rough oval in about the same shape as the cover. Then poke holes in it where each of the bolts belong on the cover on the oval shaped line you just drew. When you remove a bolt, put it in a hole in about the same place on the oval on the box. Then put the box aside, until you are ready to reinstall the bolts. This way they will not get lost or mixed up. You can also write notes on the box, like "this side up" or "don't forget the clip" etc.
That's funny, I have been doing that for a long time.. I just realized I filmed that tip a few years ago... I better edit that to post to share :)
@@MitchsScooterStuffindeed!!!
Another great job Mitch. Bravo and greetings from Greece.
Fantastic video, concise and very clear. Your videos are so much better than any other instructional videos I've seen. Keep them coming, it saves those who wish to follow them so much money in servicing costs.
Thank you so much! Happy to help y’all!! 😁🙌🏼
Im dealer and mechanic shop and I hate him
@@housemasterjkm6332 😂😂😂 love to see you do better! When you have a video worth looking at let me know. 🤪
I've worked on my cars and bikes since the 70's but only recently have gotten scooters. You take the fear out of my sticking clutch or varistor, yes we overheated it on some hills while riding two up on an Adly 50cc. Offering the clutch tool before I begin. Thanks for such great videos.
Qual eo nome dessa chave aí que encaixa na polia??????
Great video!! Nice camera angles and great tips for the screws 👏
By far, the best DIY videos on TH-cam. 👍✊️🙌
Appreciate it!
Dear Mitch,
I discovered your TH-cam channel today and would like to thank you very much for the many great videos! These are really very helpful for anyone who wants to maintain their scooter themselves.
It would be great and I would be very happy if you could post a video on how to adjust the valves on a Honda PCX.
best regards
Jan
Hi Jan! You are so welcome! Yes I can do valve adjustment video on PCX sometime later this fall. 😄👍🏼 Ride safe!
@@MitchsScooterStuff Oh, I would also love to see this one!!! This is the only maintenance job I need more instruction on before I am willing to try it. If you did a video on this I know it would be easy to follow and understand!
@@MitchsScooterStuff Ready when you are!! Big love mitch
Good evening, your video was fantastic.
I want to ask you if you know the tightening torque for the honda vision 2022
Everything was perfect except that the clutch holder tool I purchased had 1/4" dowls which is the same size as the holes so I needed to bore out the holes to 17/64". After that, everything went smoothly. Also, I don't think the direction of the face of the roller weights matter because mine were stock and the blue faces were all in different directions. Thank you for this very informative video!
Never seen such good explained videos like yours.
Great work, thank you.
And all the best wishes from good old Germany.
Thank you very much!😄🙏🏼❤️
Thank you for the easy-to-understand videos
(Japanese PCX Rider)
(^^)
😄🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️
It’s a great day when there’s new Mitch scoot vids! Mahalo and thank you for all you do, Mitch!
😄🙌🏼 thank you Kristopher!
Great video, the only thing I do different is not removing any plastic. I just get a small ratchet to reach the only two bolts that are by the variator. Still trying to find that perfect roller weight for highest top end. Have a blessed day.
No need to Grease any part (Even if you have a Kickstart) ? Thanks for your help
Hi,
At about how many miles is this service recommended? If my PCX-150 has about 10K would this help smooth things out? Great video!!!
I have a PCX 125 and I have an final drive oil leak above the rear brake adjustment, what should I do?
Wipe clean and inspect the the leak, maybe the bad worn out o-ring ?
In the video it isn´t mentioned... What is the right torque for the clutch bell nut? Thank you!
Great video, without saying a word, just the relaxing sound of birds in the background!👍 You're lucky, if you need a tool you simply order from Amazon. Amazon suppliers don't often ship to South Africa, and if they do, there's a chance it won't arrive. 3:11, those pins could be just a little smaller to fit into the holes. 12:51, Philips or JIS, although in this case it's not critical?
Thank you very much Mitch . That video was very helpful. So glad to hear from you.
Mark from Maryland
Thank you Mark! ❤️❤️
Looking for as much info on these as I can, All help wanted, Where to get info MPG, prices, best years, all input. Thank you.
3:20 I'd recommend a 6-point socket, will give you a better torque and not damage the nut
God bless you man for sharing such knowledge freely
Hello dear Mitch's , what Nm would use for SH 125 2019 ? Thanks
Excellent vídeo. Congratulaciones.
Please can You tell me they part number of they engine transmisión belt Honda PCX 150 year 2017. Thanks you
Good job . Is it the same for the Honda PCX 125? thank you .
Thank you, yes also I have video on PCX 125 here th-cam.com/video/NuGqyDlyRHo/w-d-xo.html
Hey Mitch, in your experience will the gasket for the left crankcase need to be replaced in my scooter? Given it was a new 2021 honda pcx 150 that has almost 16k miles. I have the belt, rollers, and 3 plastic slide pieces. Are there any new parts you would think I would definitely need to be replaced besides theses.
Thank you!
Thank you for your video.
I did mine today it went exactly as you showed us.
Without a hitch.
Much appreciated
Love it!
I bought the vision 2021 new but wish I'd bought the PCX 125. Great videos mate!
Hi, Mitch's, thanks for one more amazing video. Are sure about this way in rollers instalation?
Would you happen to know where I can order front wheel bearings for a 1985 Honda elite ch80? Love your videos...
I have 21 PCX125 with only 1800 km. Opened up the CVT because of vibrations and there's double if not triple the dust you found on yours.
GRACIAS por el video Mitch ,te eh hecho una pregunta en otro video tuyo sobre (blinker genie) me eh comprado el kit pero no eh cableado (instalado) nada aun ,es necesario cambiar la bombilla OEM por una LED? gracias
Teşekkürler.
Thank you for the support! Happy to help you out! 🙏🏼🙌🏼❤️
the variator shaft should it be fully flat for more top speed
You don't put grease?
Man thought you were gone for good. Missed your vids. You have great content.
Hey Robert oh no sorry you thought that way 😆 I will never leave! Will get more videos up ASAP 😄 thanks for stopping by! Thank you!
Im from Argentina and have a PCX. Your videos help a lot. I see you are in Maui . When I went there I always saw a white PCX parked in Hookipa ... is it you?
This is amazing!!! I'm from Brazil and I've just bought a used Honda SH150i 2017, here in Brazil the SH150 and the PCX uses the same engine and transmission. So... Your videos are great for me to learn how to make the maintainance of my vehicle! Thank you very much!!!! 😁😁😁
Here in Asia the SH150i typically has a 152.7 (153 class) engine, whereas the PCX's are typically 149cc engines that are found in Varios and Clicks... So here in Asia, different. Turns out its MUCH harder to locate SH150i parts as a result. But, if one does a lot of digging can find parts for other Honda bikes that work fit perfectly on the SH. For example, the FRONT BRAKE PADS are the same as the CBR250RR... Others (like CVT belt) are same as Forza. Sounds like Brazil easier to maintain an SH150 vs Asia, ho hum
Precizne podane video.Velmi dobre.Dakujeme Vam.
Nice work thanks, tell me please what program use for make your video
Anytime! Info in description 😄
@@MitchsScooterStuff oh I'm stupid ok thanks friend
A los cuantos km lo cambias por primera vez?
Finally the video I've been waiting for. thanks 🙏
Whoo! You’re welcome!
At 7:07, you show that you must put the roller in a specific way. Why is that and what would happen if they were in backwards. They appear to be cylindrical so why would that matter which way they go in?
Hy Why did you not clean the clutch if you had already removed it?
O mais perfeito tutorial do youtuber.
Parabens brother.
Um abraço de portugal !
Thank you!
excellent tutorial thanks! its a shame you have to strip bodywork off to get to the belt. I reckon I can do pretty much all my own work now after watching you do it big thanks from the UK.
When you place the rollers is it suggested to spread a little oil for lubrication on them or not ???
Is most of this transferable to the Honda Vision?
hi, do you know how to derestrict a lexmoto echo 50cc euro 5 moped?
Is there a way to make the variator more efficient to gain speed?
Can you explain what constraints 49.N.m 5.0kgf.m .36lbmt?🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Is the torque specs same for nmax 155 v2 2021?
Again a perfect instruction vid.Thanks from Phuket. Gasoline gauge blinking on 2 my pcx
No grease for bushing variator?
hi, do you know if a euro 4 cdi/ecu will work on a euro 5 bike?
Great video! When it's time to change the belt, I will definitely use it.
🤙🏼🤙🏼
Great video yet again Mitch…👍what year is your pcx……? 2016….? I had a 125/2011 and a 2019/150. Great bikes.
Thanks! It’s 2017. That’s awesome 😄👍🏼 soon I will have 2011 PCX 125 videos up!
very clear demonstration ( and your movements are slow 👍) , greetings from Egypt
Thank you! Slow for people to learn and understand 😄👍🏼
Can you make a video on how to service a Honda elite with af16
Yes coming this fall
No dry lubricant need?
Minimum 21mm for cvt belt width. You will love electric bolt opener. Rear brake when open clutch nut
Sorry may be a silly question but would this be the same on a 2017 125cc?
Yes should be about the same
I have learn from you video to working on my own scooter as well, thank you, very good and helpful video.
Happy to hear !
No grease on bearings or dovel pins? Not clean the sponge behind the black cover? And a fiew other things. Mmmmm.... i have my toughts.
How many kilometres must to do this procedure?
How to determine belt is due to change, without opening the case, tq.
If you have tachometer (rpm) you might can tell when belt is wearing out…
This video all time guide for me. Thank you my friend.
Mitch, is this the same as the Honda Silverwing? Alan
Yes alike… but bigger parts
love your video clear concise but silent👍👍👍
Vídeo fantástico, conciso e muito claro. Seus vídeos são muito melhores do que qualquer outro vídeo instrutivo que eu já vi.👋
Leva a mal não mas no líquido de arrefecimento não sangrou o ar na limpeza do cvt não lubrificou onde tinha que lubrificar
thanks man, giving me a bit more confidence to do my honda sh300
Awesome!! 😄🙌🏼🙌🏼
Would love to see a PCX 125cc front brake pad change tutorial. :)
Coming later this summer 👍🏼
Un abrazo desde Soacha, Cundinamarca, Colombia.
Muy clarito muchas gracias desde ARGENTINA,tengo una igual gracias amigo.
😄🙌🏼
how similar is the yamaha 125 to this? Thanks
Yes a lot alike
Muito bom, super ilustrativao. Parabéns. Congratulations
Your videos are the best
What is weight and size of the rollers.
amzn.to/46xpID7 this is what I used
Top demais professor parabéns pela explicação manda bala aí nos vídeos passo a passo para nós esse ano gosto muito dos seus vídeos de mecânica de motos
muito obrigado!
Glad your back👍👍🇬🇧
😄🙌🏼
Merci pour ce tuto fort instructif..
GREAT informative video. I have a 2013 pcx 150 THANKS FOR POSTING.
Grease? Got put or no need
Amigo, tus videos son precisos, de buena definición, claros. excelentes. muchas gracias. tengo una honda pcx y que maravilla.
Muy bueno , gracias por compartir tus conocimientos 👍 saludos desde argentina 🇦🇷
Nice one Mitch...👍.
Thanks 👍
For disassembly, you might like a T-handle for 3/8" or 1/4" drive. I used to have "speed wrench" (crank) which works good, too.
Great scooter videos!
You need to put grease in the cluth...and on the shaft
Excelente video. Muy claro y preciso. A pocas palabras buen entendedor. Gracias por compartir!
Thank you! Been waiting for this one!
😄🙌🏼🙌🏼
Freaking Honda NAVI- the variator doesn’t have those two holes for my clutch tool- I am so mad cuz I can’t figure out how to remove the variator
You can also use those junky rubber oil filter removal tools to take off the variator.
O melhor e + completo vídeo, que capricho hein? Parabéns
Sehr gutes Video, Danke