Buy CDI for Sym Vento 150 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US, for US $55.00

Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details: Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted

In original box. NEVER USED.

Here's the story:

I used the same scooter shop for five years. I bought a brand new Sym Mio 49cc (my second purchase from that dealer). I talked to the owner about getting the Mio "deregulated" when it came in, and he was enthusiastic about it (the shop had great mechanics). He told me he's order the parts. I paid for the scoot, and waited for delivery. When I returned to pick up the scoot, I was introduced to the new owner. The shop was in the process of turning over when I bought the Mio and the new owner wanted the sale kept secret. He didn't want long-time customers scared away (the outgoing owner was a prince of a guy and everyone loved him).

When I picked up the new scoot, I asked about the CDI. The new owner said he didn't know anything about it, but he'd be happy to order the part for me.The old owner would have installed the CDI, recognized that it was the wrong part and ordered a new one. The new owner wanted to charge me THIRTY DOLLARS to install the CDI, so I just paid for it ($78.00) and took it home and installed it myself. It wouldn't pass spark (of course) and I took it back. This CDI is for a Vento 150. OF COURSE it doesn't pass spark in my Mio!

So I took the CDI back and was told, "No refunds on electrical parts."

They closed up several months later. They ran up the bills and ran away. I guess I'm lucky that they only got me for $78.

And THAT'S why you get this new, in the box CDI for $50. (plus $5 for shipping. For some reason I can't add a shipping cost to this listing. FML)

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