I can't really be more specific myself, as I was doing it by trial and error. But anyway, it all starts in Zema. After you saw the bridge to Kueri destroyed and/or explored the dump site at least once talking to everyone, an old man in Zema will give you an item. The bridge to Kueri will then be fixed. You give this to a girl there, who will give you something else, you continue talking to everyone (Motavian included) between these two towns and the dump site, and at one point, a Motavian in Kueri should give you something so that the Motavians in the dump site will start talking differently to you. You need to talk to the last one in the back entrance of the dump (there's a front and back entrance), he will have a "portait" to show you he's different. At that point, you go back to Zema. Another old man will be selling you something for 10000 Meseta. You buy it, go back to the dump site by the front entrance. You need to talk to a Motavian at the end of this maze. Along the way, you meet others Motavians, one of them will trade against your will your item for another which I don't know its use. If you do that, you must go back to Zema and buy another of this 10000 meseta item. Once you reach the last room of the front entrance, talk to the bottom-right motavian, he will take your item, and when you go outside, the Jet-scooter will be there.
That's what I remember, some steps may not be exactly 100% right, but the overall idea is to always talk to everyone in Zema, Kueri and the Dump Site until something trigger, and then rinse and repeat.
In the original, you just needed to talk to the right Motavian, and the jet scooter was waiting you outside, simple as that.
EDIT: Just finished Climatrol and beat Neifirst...My own Nei was level 66 when I reached her. I was able to easily own her...BUT at one point she healed herself 1261 HP!!! So I decided that it was not worth trying to continue to beat her. Let my Nei died, then beat her with Rolf, which was LV34 at that point.
It took me 17 hours of grinding, turning in circles and getting lost to get there. Considering that the original remake took me 24 hours to get everyone to LV100, it's really back to the hard PSII times. The obligatory grinding is something I was not missing in my RPG experiences, but it feels so good when you finally manage to go forward in the game. Next stop, the 4 cards and then the Dams
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