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How to Dismantle the Engine of the Keeway RKS 125?

Model: Keeway Rks 125
Part: Engine

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To dismantle the engine of the Keeway RKS 125, loosen the screws that secure it to the supports, allowing you to remove it from its housing. You must also completely disconnect the intake and exhaust manifolds and unplug the connectors.

The cylinder at the top of the engine block can now be removed by detaching the piston from the connecting rod and removing it from the crankshaft. This will enable you to replace all components within the engine block before reassembling it.


Updated on 28 October 2026 by ScegliAuto


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