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This is a relatively simple operation. Using a ratchet spanner, remove the top pin as shown in the video, unscrewing it from underneath while holding it steady from the top. Next, remove the two bolts which require an 11mm spanner. After this, also remove the reserve pipe by inserting the seal into the frame. Remember to disconnect the fuel pipe from the carburettor as well; otherwise, it will be impossible to detach the tank. Finally, the fuel tank of the Vespa is free and can be pulled out.

Updated on 27 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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