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Oil Change on a Yamaha Mio

Model: Yamaha Mio
Part: Engine oil

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For this model, it is recommended to use synthetic oil for 2-stroke engines 15W-40. Start the engine for a few minutes to warm up the circulating oil, making it less viscous for easier draining. Using a 17 mm socket, unscrew the bolt that acts as the plug for the lower drain hole.

Collect the used oil in a container and dispose of it properly. While you're at it, you can also unscrew the drain bolt from the variator and let the oil drain from there as well.

Refit both bolts, unscrew the rocker cover, and pour in the new oil. Good luck!


Updated on 3 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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