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Removing the SH33 top case on Sym scooter

Today we will show you a really simple and, for most, already known procedure. But since various blogs ask if the SH33 top case present on various Sym scooters is removable we tell you yes, it can easily be extracted and reassembled according to the need to have it or not. To do this, we are attaching the video in which this is shown: just insert the ignition key into the slot on the back of the top case (below) and push the part prepared for disassembly of the same. Obviously, to reassemble it, the procedure is also very simple, since it is enough to insert it in place by hand.


Posted on 28 January 2024 by ScegliAuto



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