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Model: Derbi Senda 125
Part: Engine

It will be possible to disassemble the engine of the Derbi Senda 125 by removing it from its housing, loosening the fastening screws that secure it to its supports. Once these screws have been unscrewed, the engine can be removed, and you can proceed by loosening the bolts that secure the cylinder: once the cylinder has been removed, you can take out the piston from its connecting rod, and you can also loosen the protective cover of the clutch. After the clutch has been removed and replaced along with all other necessary components, the engine can be reassembled and secured to its supports.

Posted on 2 January 2026 by ScegliAuto

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