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Model: Yamaha X Max
Part: Light bulb

In this video, we see how to change the rear bulbs of the Yamaha XMAX 250: the YouTuber suggests, very intelligently, to always change the bulbs in pairs, because having the same age and being subjected to the same effort, they wear out in the same way. First of all, we need to remove the central piece of the fairing, where there are a total of ten screws to remove; we will only need a Phillips screwdriver: The bulbs are removed by pressing and turning them a quarter of a turn, then they can be pulled out. The fins of the bulb holder fit perfectly into the headlight. We remind you not to touch the new bulbs with bare hands: you would shorten their lifespan! Then we are shown the positions of the screws (five on each side) to reposition to secure the headlight after reconnecting the electrical connectors. We place the central piece of the fairing and the job is done.

Posted on 24 August 2025 by ScegliAuto

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