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Model: Gasgas Txt Pro 250
Part: Engine

In order to remove the GasGas TXT Pro 250 engine, you need to loosen the screws that secure the motorcycle seat to its housing, so that it can be completely freed; after removing the seat, you can proceed by loosening the screws that secure the side fairings of the motorcycle, under which the engine is located. The engine can be removed from its seat by loosening the screws that secure it to the supports and disconnecting all the pipes and connectors; in this way, the new engine block can be inserted onto the frame, secured and connected properly.

Posted on 27 December 2024 by ScegliAuto

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