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How to replace the front wheel bearing of the Yamaha Mio Sporty scooter?
Mio Sporty .. the front wheel bearing of the Yamaha Mio Sporty scooter. First of all we lift the front part of the scooter, then we remove the wheel by unscrewing..
Oil change on Yamaha Mio Sporty
Mio Sporty Start the engine of your scooter in order to warm it up well. This way the oil will decrease in viscosity and will flow better when you let it out. U
Oil change on Yamaha Mio
Mio It is recommended for this model to use synthetic oil for 2t 15W-40 engines. Start the engine for a few minutes so that the circulating oil warms up
Oil change on Yamaha Mio 125
Mio For this scooter model it is recommended to use 10W-40 4-stroke synthetic oil. The oil drain bolt is obviously located at the bottom, and in this cas
How to replace the battery of the Yamaha MIO I 125S scooter remote control?
Mio .. a small Phillips screwdriver and a spare CR1632 type battery. First of all, locate the screw on the back of the remote control, just above the metal..
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Recommended Oil for Yamaha Mio Sporty: SAE 10W-40: The recommended oil for the Yamaha Mio Sporty is SAE 10W-40. It is recommended to use any 4T or AT oil with this viscosity. Some recommended options include Yamalube AT engine oil, ester semi-synthetic 10W-40 or 10W-30 oil, and Yamaha Yamalube Elite oil. It is also suggested to use Yamaha OEM oil filters. Thinner oils like 5W-40 or 5W-30 can be used during engine break-in, but there is no clear guide on which is better. Overall, it is important to use the recommended oil type and viscosity for optimal performance and engine protection.

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