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  • #571
    Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

    Originally posted by s1d View Post
    i am sorry i did not understand your reply.
    The older model dio (i own one) has the 'clic' [Convenient Lift up Independent Cover] mechanism and this is also a complete Fiber body!

    So I am asking again, do you open the side body panels like a kinetic honda or lift up the entire seat+rear body like a car bonnet ?

    being a honda scoot i think it definitely has the clic mechanism.
    No it's like kinetic Honda
    Also Aviator dont have CLIC

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    • #572
      Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

      Fuel Leak on Ignition

      Hi, I just bought an Activa two weeks back. Yesterday when i tried using the self start, a huge amount of petrol suddenly leaked from the scooter.
      The fuel leaks just when trying self start otherwise its fine. Also the scooter fails to start even with the kick-starter.

      Can anyone please help me out ?

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      • #573
        Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

        Originally posted by Sanjeet Balyan View Post
        Fuel Leak on Ignition

        Hi, I just bought an Activa two weeks back. Yesterday when i tried using the self start, a huge amount of petrol suddenly leaked from the scooter.
        The fuel leaks just when trying self start otherwise its fine. Also the scooter fails to start even with the kick-starter.

        Can anyone please help me out ?
        I guess ur over filling the tank that's why the excess flows out

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        • #574
          Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

          Originally posted by sinnerz2000 View Post
          I guess ur over filling the tank that's why the excess flows out

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          No, that doesn't seems to be the case since tank was only half full and now it's nearly empty due to the leakage.

          I would have taken it to service center already but the scooter even fails to start.

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          • #575
            Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

            Originally posted by Sanjeet Balyan View Post
            No, that doesn't seems to be the case since tank was only half full and now it's nearly empty due to the leakage.

            I would have taken it to service center already but the scooter even fails to start.
            The fuel lines may be leak or accidentally pulled out, from their place
            Check for fuel lines

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            • #576
              Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

              Originally posted by Sanjeet Balyan View Post
              No, that doesn't seems to be the case since tank was only half full and now it's nearly empty due to the leakage.

              I would have taken it to service center already but the scooter even fails to start.
              Or u can call your preferred ASC and have them pick up the bike from your place.

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              • #577
                Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                Anyone please help..
                My father`s activa (2008) recently got battery changed,all is ok but the thing is,it takes a lot of switch push to start,means battery provides full power but looks like engine doesnt wanna start easily.and im neither happy with engine performance, it dropped like hell in last 3 months,every service has done from honda and before time,any suggestions...?

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                • #578
                  Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                  Originally posted by vvk1987 View Post
                  The fuel lines may be leak or accidentally pulled out, from their place
                  Check for fuel lines

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                  Thanks man, it was a loose fuel line. I had to call the service center guys and they fixed it on the spot.

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                  • #579
                    Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                    can anyone help me with the owners or service manual for Honda Activa....

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                    • #580
                      Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                      Originally posted by Anuj_Gupta View Post
                      Anyone please help..
                      My father`s activa (2008) recently got battery changed,all is ok but the thing is,it takes a lot of switch push to start,means battery provides full power but looks like engine doesnt wanna start easily.and im neither happy with engine performance, it dropped like hell in last 3 months,every service has done from honda and before time,any suggestions...?
                      1. Try using another spark plug [new or swapped from another scooter for testing] and make sure the plug cap is proper/fitted snugly.
                      2. The carburetor might require a cleaning and retuning.. i.e removing the carb and cleaning its parts (jets, carb internals like the float/bowl etc)
                      3. Also get the valve clearances checked along with the carb overhaul.

                      If you do not know any local mech, get these done at a honda asc in your presence [just to be sure they do it, cos mostly they avoid doing a carb overhaul ]

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                      • #581
                        Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                        Hey guys,
                        One friend of mine is looking to buy either an activa or an avaitor .............. primarily to be used for all the household purpose, which includes the use of footrest for carrying the 14 kg gas cylinder ........... which one should he choose then and why ?? ............ kindly help me with a little explanation for your kind advice ............. thanks
                        Warm Regards,
                        Pranav


                        Use riding gears because Safety doesn't happen by Accident
                        Spot me covered in:
                        Vega Shadow - SPG Icarus - SPG Ares - SPG Perseus
                        Honda CBF Stunner - Oct'11 to till date | Barky's Baby: Honda CBF 125 Modification

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                        • #582
                          Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                          Originally posted by xpranav View Post
                          Hey guys,
                          One friend of mine is looking to buy either an activa or an avaitor .............. primarily to be used for all the household purpose, which includes the use of footrest for carrying the 14 kg gas cylinder ........... which one should he choose then and why ?? ............ kindly help me with a little explanation for your kind advice ............. thanks
                          I think Activa(without the front storage box) gives the most leg space out of the three, but I'm not sure if there would be enough space for a gas cylinder. The best scooter according to me for household work is a kinetic, I use it for the same purpose

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                          • #583
                            Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                            Originally posted by sinnerz2000 View Post
                            I think Activa(without the front storage box) gives the most leg space out of the three, but I'm not sure if there would be enough space for a gas cylinder. The best scooter according to me for household work is a kinetic, I use it for the same purpose

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                            LOL ............... actually Kinetic is the retiring workhorse of my friend's household ................ now bhabi ji has asked for a new gen workhorse and the dilemma is you cannot find a gas cylinder at the showroom to work out the practicality (which is the need of the moment for him )
                            Warm Regards,
                            Pranav


                            Use riding gears because Safety doesn't happen by Accident
                            Spot me covered in:
                            Vega Shadow - SPG Icarus - SPG Ares - SPG Perseus
                            Honda CBF Stunner - Oct'11 to till date | Barky's Baby: Honda CBF 125 Modification

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                            • #584
                              Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                              Originally posted by xpranav View Post
                              LOL ............... actually Kinetic is the retiring workhorse of my friend's household ................ now bhabi ji has asked for a new gen workhorse and the dilemma is you cannot find a gas cylinder at the showroom to work out the practicality (which is the need of the moment for him )
                              Lol, but yea there isn't a new gen scoot which offers that much leg space, either he can stick with the kinetic or somehow adjust with an Activa.

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                              • #585
                                Re: Honda Dio, Activa and Aviator

                                I was more inclined to Aviator over Activa in my suggestion to him, primarily due to its telescopic front shockers ................. but the alarming need of carrying a cylinder for his household made me a little humble .............. and therefore I dropped in here to know from the owners
                                Warm Regards,
                                Pranav


                                Use riding gears because Safety doesn't happen by Accident
                                Spot me covered in:
                                Vega Shadow - SPG Icarus - SPG Ares - SPG Perseus
                                Honda CBF Stunner - Oct'11 to till date | Barky's Baby: Honda CBF 125 Modification

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