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ah ah ah that is a great idea

I just cut a plate and drill holes and use the gasket or rtv and close it or even take the tube and cut off the flange and weld the hole and file it flat and put back with gasket

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Hello you should be ok but if you feel more comfortable they sale on line the plate shorturl.at/enrw5 for around 10 dollar and that is 100% better . Thank you for watching my video

Or go in your pocket and find a plug

The other side you can cut off with a grinder or just keep it like that

No but the scooter will run better

No egr is better less parts on your scooter is better

@@VirberelloScooterTips thank you brother ❤️ why you dont posting vidéo bro?

@@Youcefdjezzar98 I will love to but I'm learning something new that is very difficult and very stressful and that take around 5 to 10 years to learn and be good about it and for now this learning process take lots of time in my days ah ah ah one day I will make a new video but in the same time I'm still here to answer and support my subscribers on youtube

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Yea it gives you a bit more bottom end power

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The EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) on a gas scooter helps reduce emissions by recirculating a portion of exhaust gases back into the combustion chamber, promoting fuel efficiency and lowering pollutants.

It sounds like you're experiencing some issues with your Kymco Agility City 125cc scooter stalling at low speeds and when you shake it. There could be a few potential reasons for these problems, and it's essential to address them to ensure your scooter runs smoothly. Here are a few things to consider: EGR System: The EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) system can affect engine performance. If the EGR valve or related components are malfunctioning, it may lead to stalling when slowing down. If your mechanic suggests that the EGR pipe needs to be replaced, it's worth considering their advice, as an issue with the EGR system can impact engine performance. Fuel System: Check your scooter's fuel system, including the carburetor and fuel lines. If there is a blockage, dirt, or a fuel delivery issue, it can cause stalling at lower speeds. Cleaning or servicing the carburetor and checking for fuel system problems is advisable. Spark Plug: A faulty or fouled spark plug can also cause stalling issues. Ensure that the spark plug is in good condition and properly gapped. Replacing the spark plug if it's old or damaged might help. Air Filter: A clogged air filter can restrict airflow to the engine, affecting performance. Make sure the air filter is clean and replace it if necessary. Vacuum Leaks: Vacuum leaks in the intake system can disrupt the air-fuel mixture. Inspect the hoses and connections for any signs of leaks. Electrical Issues: When shaking the scooter causes it to stall, it could be indicative of an electrical problem. Loose wires, damaged connections, or a failing ignition system may be to blame. Have the scooter's electrical components thoroughly inspected. Idle Adjustment: Sometimes, the scooter's idle speed needs adjustment. If it's set too low, the engine may stall when slowing down. Your mechanic should check and adjust the idle speed if necessary. If you're still experiencing issues after checking these possibilities or have doubts about your mechanic's recommendations, you might consider seeking a second opinion from another experienced scooter mechanic. They can perform a comprehensive diagnosis to pinpoint the exact cause of the problem and recommend the appropriate repairs.

@@VirberelloScooterTips one more thing I found out today that the TPS sensor isn’t connected to the carburetor and the carburetor doesn’t have a place for it. I bought the scoot used like this.

@@kkaarriimm The Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) is a sensor that measures the position of the throttle valve in the carburetor or throttle body and sends this information to the engine control unit (ECU) or electronic control module. The ECU uses this data to adjust the air-fuel mixture for optimal engine performance. If you've discovered that your scooter's carburetor doesn't have a place for a TPS sensor and it's not connected, there are a few possibilities: Carburetor Replacement: It's possible that the carburetor on your scooter is not the original one or has been replaced with a carburetor that doesn't include a TPS port. In such cases, the TPS sensor cannot be connected because there is no place for it on the carburetor. Carburetor Model: Different models and versions of scooters may use different carburetors, and some may not have provisions for a TPS. If your scooter's specific model or version does not require a TPS for its operation, it may not have one. Previous Modifications: The scooter may have undergone modifications by a previous owner, and they might have removed the TPS sensor or its associated components if they were not necessary for the scooter's performance. In many cases, scooters may not have TPS sensors, especially if they are carbureted rather than fuel-injected. Carbureted engines rely on mechanical components to adjust the air-fuel mixture based on throttle position, so a TPS may not be needed. If your scooter runs well without the TPS sensor, there may be no need to worry. However, if you notice any performance issues or fuel efficiency problems, it's a good idea to have a qualified scooter mechanic examine your scooter to determine whether there are any modifications or adjustments that should be made to improve its performance.

@@VirberelloScooterTips thank you for the reply. So the TPS doesn’t interfere with the stalling issue?

It should not be the problem but anything is possible start by clean the carburetor jets first and try to see if your scooter improve @@kkaarriimm

Will make you scooter run a little better

because that is a recirculating emission system and the scooter will run better without that is like I make you run a marathon but you have breath your own breath do you think you will run great or you will love to breath some fresh air

I want to know the same thing

just makes better perfomance and less crap inside like hoses and other stuff and saves weight

Thank you

@@VirberelloScooterTips nah boss don't need to thank me ! Love your videos

@@ScootGarage I like that saves weight, bull shit funny as hell thank you!!