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joehenke
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I am looking for maintenance manuals for a LV150 (2006). The only one I know of is the Haynes manual "Scooters: automatic transmission 50 to 250cc carbureted models". I know I can get it off of Amazon - but I would like to have a look at it before buyng it. Does anyone know where I can find a copy for sale?

Are there any other manuals I should be aware of?

Thanks.
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I would check some of the online & vendor forums.

Provost scooter and scootworks have been very helpful.

I saved $30 on the shop manual for my Vino because one of them has a library of downloadable PDF manuals.

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Is it a Vespa LX150? If so, it is the same as a Vespa ET150 (only difference is a larger front wheel). You can download factory manuals here:

http://www.scootermanuals.us/manuals/ET4/index.htm

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http://www.scootermanuals.us/manuals/
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Post by joehenke »

This is great stuff, is there any difference between and LV150 and a LV150 4t?

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Post by jbcollier »

More:

http://manuals.wotmeworry.org.uk/Vespa/LX150/

Isn't the LV150 just the limited edition version of the LX150? Not up to speed on modern Vespa nomenclature.
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Post by joehenke »

No I just had brain failure - it is a LX150 - I just started typing LV a few days ago for some reason and it has stuck. I have an LX150 2006 model year. Please ignore anywhere I have written LV.


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Does the 4T mean something?
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Four stroke (putt-putt) as a opposed to 2 stroke (ring-ding)
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Post by joehenke »

Oh good I was afraid it was something technical - like a do-hickey.

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Do you have a Kawasaki KLR? They have a troublesome engine part which is unofficially called a "do-hickey".
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No just the LX150. I only know how to ride automatic.

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Post by akrticic »

This site is unbelievable. Unfortunately it's down for some reason. Does anyone know if they moved or what's happening? I found some great info about the Aprilias and would like to download it now.

jbcollier wrote:Is it a Vespa LX150? If so, it is the same as a Vespa ET150 (only difference is a larger front wheel). You can download factory manuals here:

http://www.scootermanuals.us/manuals/ET4/index.htm

parent directory:

http://www.scootermanuals.us/manuals/
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Sites crash and it can take time for the admin to get around to fixing it. It will come back.
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