TO PURCHASE:
With part numbers:
97570 - Clip for cables
84224 - Gas on/off lever
83139 - Tube for gas on/off lever (is this something I need to have special or can I use my own tube)
S. 8431 - Screws for fixing horn (qty: 4)
S. 8088 - Spring for fixing horn
97523 - Pin to secure (QTY: 2)
90528 (?) - Grommet to go around the glove box door
Without part numbers:
- 6v-.06W Speedo bulb (looks like a fuse) for a Rally speedo
- 6v-3W Pilot bulb for a Rally 180 headset
- Terminal connector for the pilot bulb where black wire connects to fuse looking bulb (I have one side, but am missing the other. I can provide a pix if necessary)
- Tail light grommet for outside of "Tractor" taillight – it does not go in with the lens. (It goes between the metal housing and bracket. I have pictures if needed.
- VSD Headlight bezel outer screw (goes inside the other screw) (Qty: 2)
- Speedo tip clamp to keep the cable slipping out of the lock nut at the front hub
- 3.5x10 innertube
- Spark plug connector (I have a new wire and old grommet, but my spark plug stands way too high!. Is it possible to get a ball-bearing locking kind that is EXTREMELY close to the head of spark plug so that it is not too high up and hitting the inside of the cowl).
QUESTIONS TO LOOK INTO IN:
- Does the carb need tuned? It stalled a bit.
- Why did the horn stop working? The kill switch didn't work. The tail light didn't work. What came loose?
- Do I have the rear brake pedal switch wired backwards? The wires still need to be clamped down.
- How should the spark plug wire be positioned?
- How should the wired harness be positioned around the engine.
- Why doesn't steering column lock work?
- Why doesn't headlight bulb fit inside my headlight (part# 114345 VSD headset)?
TO DOES:
- Reverse rims to be put on correctly.
- Confirm if rear brake switch should be open or closed, i.e. do I have the correct one?
**** Expect new posts soon.
Showing posts with label Parts List. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parts List. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
Monday, 26 May 2008
VSC NOS Parts List
Thank you Jen, from Vespa Super-Sports Yahoo Group, for putting together the most comprehensive SS180 parts list that I have seen yet. It is still a work in progress Jen says.
Keep an eye on this to see when it is complete. It is a must see resource for VSC owners.
Per Jen's post:
"i started making up a list of parts,sorted by the original parts book table/#, system, category, description, original parts #, new parts # and possible source(s). it's a Google Doc, and I made it available to anyone to view. if you are looking for something particular, you can use the 'Sort' feature at the top of each column to sort it by whatever means you need. pretty nifty and could be a great resource when completed."
Keep an eye on this to see when it is complete. It is a must see resource for VSC owners.
Remember, I also have a pretty comprehensive parts list as an Excel file, which I am happy to email on request. I have already given that list to two or three people.
Tuesday, 25 March 2008
Final parts ordered today
I placed the final order ($100.03 including shipping) today (minus the speedo stuff which is being sent -- it will be a while though):
(80349) Piaggio Emblem
(90512) Wide Grey Rubber for Cowls
(85072) Black Center Mat
(56729) Saddle Lock
(3221) Fuel Line Straps QTY: 2
Legshield trim (Per Steve's recommendation I decided to use the P200 trim, which is much smaller than the Cupiccino aftermarket stuff and will look truer to the era, because of size and actual color, and hold up better in the long run, but it is ONE piece and the stock stuff was TWO.) Plus it should be easier to install. The other stuff is prone to rust and it is really bulky in girth and a bit awkward looking because of its size -- I have it on my Bajaj Chetak.
Extra hardware to mount rear badge QTY: 4
Hardware to mount center mat straps
Tractor tail light lens -- aftermarket
(80349) Piaggio Emblem
(90512) Wide Grey Rubber for Cowls
(85072) Black Center Mat
(56729) Saddle Lock
(3221) Fuel Line Straps QTY: 2
Legshield trim (Per Steve's recommendation I decided to use the P200 trim, which is much smaller than the Cupiccino aftermarket stuff and will look truer to the era, because of size and actual color, and hold up better in the long run, but it is ONE piece and the stock stuff was TWO.) Plus it should be easier to install. The other stuff is prone to rust and it is really bulky in girth and a bit awkward looking because of its size -- I have it on my Bajaj Chetak.
Extra hardware to mount rear badge QTY: 4
Hardware to mount center mat straps
Tractor tail light lens -- aftermarket
Thursday, 19 July 2007
Final Parts List & More
If there is such thing as a "restoration diary" you're looking at it. The pages below are from my personal notes and communication with my bud Ted, who will be helping me in the final assembly of the VSC.
It is my goal to scan in PDFs of all parts I ordered and convert to JPEGs so you guys can see all that I ordered. Unfortunately, I can not post it as a MS Excel or Word doc so you guys could just download and revamp per your needs . . . but feel free to email me if you want what I have.
I wish I had time to write up one long well organized parts list for the VSC (I will do this for the 62 TV175, which I will restore after this bike is complete).
The list below should prove helpful for all newbie and SS restorers as a good starting point.
Click on the images below to make larger. There are six pages total.




The more detail oriented you can be the better. I have a binder at home that is extremely detailed with prints of email discussions on how to best achieve results for many steps along the way to a full restoration. This Blog is also pretty detailed and I have careful to point my mistakes and process (i.e. this entry is all about my process and showing you what and how I chose to document) to help you have a smoother experience than me.
I am taking a 2 month vacation back home . . . Portland, OR (my wife is native) and S.F., CA (where I grew up) and my bud Ted is double checking my parts list when ever he gets a free moment. Once done and when I have cash, we place the final order and then reassemble the bike.
It is my goal to scan in PDFs of all parts I ordered and convert to JPEGs so you guys can see all that I ordered. Unfortunately, I can not post it as a MS Excel or Word doc so you guys could just download and revamp per your needs . . . but feel free to email me if you want what I have.
I wish I had time to write up one long well organized parts list for the VSC (I will do this for the 62 TV175, which I will restore after this bike is complete).
The list below should prove helpful for all newbie and SS restorers as a good starting point.
Click on the images below to make larger. There are six pages total.





I am taking a 2 month vacation back home . . . Portland, OR (my wife is native) and S.F., CA (where I grew up) and my bud Ted is double checking my parts list when ever he gets a free moment. Once done and when I have cash, we place the final order and then reassemble the bike.
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