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KYMCO People S 150 Service Specs: Part Numbers and Intervals

Battery, spark plug, oil, filters, belt and torque for the KYMCO People S 150: KYMCO service data with the genuine part number and diagram for each.

Updated September 26, 2026 By Michal B., KYMCO parts specialist 4 min read13 genuine part numbers
KYMCO People S 150

This is the service sheet for the KYMCO People S 150 (4-stroke single, air cooled, 150 cc, fuel injected). It lists the battery, spark plug, filters, belt and the rest, each figure with the genuine KYMCO part number for the model years in our catalog (2020, 2022-2023, 2026) and the diagram the part is drawn on. The figures are KYMCO service data from the KYMCO People S 125 / 150 service manual (2020 and later). When this page and your own manual disagree, the manual wins.

  • Engine4-stroke singleair cooled, 150 cc, fuel injected
  • Engine oilAPI SL or higher, SAE 10W-400.8 L at an oil change, 0.9 L dry
  • Spark plugCR8Egap 0.7-0.8 mm
  • Battery12 V 8 Ah maintenance freecharge at 0.4 A for 5 h

What to know before you order

The People S 150 is air cooled and fuel injected, and takes an NGK CR8E plug gapped 0.7 to 0.8 mm; KYMCO's own catalog names that part 'PLUG SPARK'. Its oil strainer screen is not only cleaned but replaced on schedule, at 7,000 and 13,000 km, and the paper air filter is replaced at 3,000, 7,000 and 11,000 km. It rolls on a 16 inch front and a 14 inch rear wheel, and the lights are LED apart from the license plate bulb.

People S 150 service specs at a glance

Item Spec Genuine part number Diagram
Batteryall models 12 V 8 Ah maintenance free; charge at 0.4 A for 5 h not listed for this model
Spark plugall models gap 0.7-0.8 mm 98059-58916-00 on the factory drawing98059-58916-00
CR8E
E02 Head Cylinder
Engine oil API SL or higher, SAE 10W-40; 0.8 L at an oil change, 0.9 L dry figure only
Oil filterall models strainer screen; replace at 7,000 and 13,000 km (4,350 and 8,100 mi) 15421-1G07-C00 on the factory drawing15421-1G07-C00
Oil Filter Screen
E04 Right Crankcase Cover
Final drive oil SAE 90; 0.12 L at a change, 0.14 L dry figure only
Air filterall models paper element; replace at 3,000, 7,000 and 11,000 km (1,850, 4,350 and 6,850 mi) not listed for this model
Drive beltall models inspect from 5,000 km (3,100 mi), replace at 11,000 km (6,850 mi) 23100-LFB6-C00 on the factory drawing23100-LFB6-C00
Drive Belt
E06 Driven Pulley
Weight rollersall models 18 mm OD new, replace at 17.9 mm 22121-LFC4-315 on the factory drawing22121-LFC4-315
Weight Roller Set (1Set:6Pcs)13G*6
E06 Driven Pulley
Brake padsall models front lining 5.0 mm new, replace at 2.8 mm; discs 3.8-4.2 mm new, 3.0 mm minimum; DOT 4 fluid 43105-LKG2-305 on the factory drawing43105-LKG2-305
Pad Set (2020, 2022-2023, 2026)
45150-LKG2-306 on the factory drawing45150-LKG2-306
Pad Assembly (2020, 2022-2023, 2026)
F04 Brake Master Cylinder
Tires front 100/80-16, rear 120/80-14; front 24.9 psi, rear 28.4 psi solo or 32 psi two-up 42710-ALJ8-E10 on the factory drawing42710-ALJ8-E10
Rear Tire Assembly 120/80-14 (2020, 2022-2023, 2026)
44710-LFC4-E91 on the factory drawing44710-LFC4-E91
Front Tire Assembly (100/80-16) (2020, 2022-2023, 2026)
F08 Rear Wheel

The diagrams behind this sheet

Each row of the table points at the factory drawing its part sits on. Open one to see the callout number, the quantity and the gaskets and bolts around it.

People S 150 maintenance intervals

Whichever comes first, distance or time. The first service is the one riders skip and the one that matters most on a new or rebuilt engine.

Item Interval
Engine oil replace at 1,000 km (600 mi), then every 2,000 km (1,250 mi)
Oil strainer screen clean at each oil change, replace at 7,000 and 13,000 km (4,350 and 8,100 mi)
Final drive oil replace at 1,000 km (600 mi), then every 4,000 km (2,500 mi)
Air filter replace at 3,000, 7,000 and 11,000 km (1,850, 4,350 and 6,850 mi)
Spark plug inspect at 5,000 km (3,100 mi), replace at 9,000 km (5,600 mi)
Drive belt inspect at 5,000, 7,000 and 9,000 km (3,100, 4,350 and 5,600 mi), replace at 11,000 km (6,850 mi)
Valve clearance adjust at 1,000 and 9,000 km (600 and 5,600 mi)
Brake fluid replace every 10,000 km (6,200 mi) or yearly

Torque for the parts you replace

Clean, dry threads unless the row says otherwise. Aluminium cases strip long before a steel bolt complains, so use a torque wrench on the drain bolt and the plug.

Fastener N·m ft-lb
Spark plug 9.8-14 7.2-10
Engine oil drain bolt 20-29 15-21
Oil strainer screen cap 9.8-20 7.2-14
Final drive drain bolt 7.8-12 5.8-8.7
Drive face nut 54-64 40-47
Clutch outer nut 49-59 36-44
Front axle nut 49-69 36-51
Rear axle nut 108-127 80-94
Brake caliper bolts 24-29 18-21
Brake disc bolts 32-38 24-28

Electrical test values

Measured at about 20 °C with the connector unplugged. A reading far outside the range points at the part; a reading inside it sends you back to the wiring and the connectors.

Part Test value Genuine part number
Ignition coil primary 0.55-0.75 Ω 3051A-AEB9-E01 on the factory drawing3051A-AEB9-E01
Ignition Coil Assembly
Crank position sensor 96-144 Ω not sold separately in our catalog; see the stator row
Stator any two yellow wires, 1-2.5 Ω 31100-AEB9-E00 on the factory drawing31100-AEB9-E00
Ac Gen Assembly (2020, 2022-2023, 2026)
31120-AEB9-E00 on the factory drawing31120-AEB9-E00
Stator Complete (2020, 2022-2023, 2026)
Regulator rectifier 14-15 V at the battery, 8,000 rpm 31600-AEB9-E00 on the factory drawing31600-AEB9-E00
Reg Rect Complete
Fuel injection injector 10.6-15.9 Ω; fuel pump 2.5 kg/cm² (35.6 psi) 13407-LKC6-C00 on the factory drawing13407-LKC6-C00
ECU Module Plate A

Every People S 150 part, drawn on its factory diagram: KYMCO People S 150 parts diagrams.

Which model year do I have?

The year decides which number is yours where a row lists more than one. Decode your VIN with the VIN lookup, or read the model code on the frame plate, then open that year's diagrams from the model list.

Find your KYMCO and see every part on its drawingType your VIN or pick the model, year and colour, then click the part on the factory diagram.
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