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Instructions for Removing the Spark Plug on Sym Joyride 125

Model: Sym Joyride 125
Part: Spark plugs

Video tutorial

In this video tutorial, learn how to remove the spark plug from a Sym Joyride 125 engine. First, remove the fixing screws of the plastic cover located under the seat and on the footboard; then access the engine head, where you will disconnect the spark plug cap. Now, unscrew the spark plug with a socket and remove it, replacing it with a new one of the correct type.

Finally, reassemble it by inserting and hand-tightening before securing it with the socket; then reattach the scooter's fairing!


Updated on 5 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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