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Replace the Front Headlight Bulb on a Piaggio Vespa Px

Model: Piaggio Vespa Px 125
Part: Headlight bulb

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First, unscrew the four screws from underneath that secure the front fairing around the headlight. Once done, lift the upper part of the fairing without removing it (as it is still connected); the important thing is to access the two screws of the headlight clearly shown in the video.

Unscrew them and also unscrew the central 7 mm screw that secures the headlight from underneath. Remove the headlight and unclip the two clips holding the bulb inside.

Replace it and proceed in reverse until fully reassembled. Check the proper functioning of the bulb.


Updated on 14 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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