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Yamaha Aerox drive belt replacement
Aerox .. see how to disassemble and replace the drive belt of the Yamaha Aerox scooter, following these simple steps. First we place our scooter on the central..
How to remove the front fairing of a Yamaha Aerox
Aerox .. need to head to the front side of our Yamaha Aerox scooter. So let's start by unscrewing and removing the screws that secure the front fairing to..
How do you replace the handlebars on the Yamaha Aerox?
Aerox .. In order to replace the handles of the Yamaha Aerox, you need to lever them with an object so that the counterweights located at the ends of the handlebar..
How to reset the service on the Yamaha Aerox scooter?
Aerox .. can see how to reset the service on the Yamaha Aerox scooter, an extremely simple and quick operation. Before proceeding, make sure you have completed..
How to replace the rear indicators of the Yamaha Aerox
Aerox .. turn signals and the taillight of the Yamaha Aerox scooter. First we open and lift the seat of our scooter; then we are going to unscrew all the screws..
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Aerox Belt Lifespan and Maintenance Recommendations: The lifespan of the Aerox belt is typically between 10,000 to 20,000 km. However, some sources suggest that belts can last from 30,000 to 50,000 miles. It is important to periodically check the belt for wear and damage, with recommended intervals at 8,000 km or 10 months, 12,000 km or 14 months, 16,000 km or 18 months, and yearly checks. If the belt is heavily worn or slipping, it should be replaced. It is also recommended to service the CVT and change the belt, roller, and gear oil at specific intervals. Cracks in the V-belt indicate deterioration and necessitate replacement.

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