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How to Remove the Starter Motor on a Piaggio Cosa 2

Model: Piaggio Cosa 2
Part: Starter motor

To remove the starter motor on your Piaggio Cosa 2, loosen the nut under which there is the eyelet with the power cable using an 8 mm spanner, unscrew it, and take it off. At this point, you can remove the starter motor; simply take out the two 10 mm bolts. Spray some oil to help with the threads, which will unscrew relatively easily. It is a component that is easily accessible, making it a straightforward operation. The two bolts are quite long and usually quite dirty. At this point, the starter motor is free. You will need to move it a bit to get it out, but it will come off quite easily. Lift it out, and you will have removed it.

Updated on 30 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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