cf moto glory 150
 

my battery keeps dying .does anyone one know what the deal could be ?
by the way i already put a new battery.

Does it have an alarm??

Hi
Welcome aboard
Pleased to meet you
When you say your battery "keeps dying" what exactly do you mean?
It wont hold a charge? Or your scoot isnt recharging it as it should?
Take care and ride safely
Yours Hank

its not recharging

no alarm. I charged it and its not staying charged. would the alternator be bad

Yea sounds like the rectifier is bad.

Do you have a multimeter to check if its charging??

thanks everyone. I'll get a meter and check.

Look for around 13.5 or so at idle and a slight increase as the bike revs...

This scooter is one of CF Motos 150 class of liquid cooled 150's with EFI. It also has a 3 phase stator and a 6-pin R/R not typical of most Chinese scooters. Testing of the stator also needs to be considered instead of just assuming the R/R is bad as this R/R is not cheap and buying one and having a bad stator would be a waste. Since this stator is a 3-phase unit testing is different than the single phase stator on most 150cc scooters. With a cooling fan and EFI the scooter generates a lot more needed power.

The diagram below is for the Glory and shows the stator layout and R/R wire configuration:

http://www2.picturepush.com/photo/a/...0/12177645.bmp

If you want to know the testing specs and how to test this stator then check here and I'll tell you the procedure: http://www.scootdawg.net/images/icons/nod2.gif




JR

Woohoo hot dang I just saw my cheap Chinese imitation Honda clone sorry gy6 wannabe scooter flying over the side of a cliff never to be seen or heard from again! The good news is it finally hit 60+mph too!

Guys, I have a similar problem and hoping an expert can help me. I have a CFmoto glory and it is cooking batteries. I have litteraly gone through 4 batteries now and each one of them are completely drained of acid and it left a nice ruined paint jobn on the scooter too as the acid was leaving. I have test to see if the battery is receiving a charge and it is but if I leave the battery connected over a week or two I will come back to a completely dead battery. This is with the scooter simply being stored, nothing running. Does anyone know what I need to replace or test to fix this. I am about to sell it as is cause I cannot continue to buy batteries.. Thank you

It sounds like a bad voltage regulator/rectifier. If you have a volt/ohmmeter check across the battery terminals at Volts DC. If it's making more than 14.5 you likely have a bad RR.