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  2. Yamaha
    3. : Virago 250
This short video clearly shows the location of the starter motor on a Yamaha Virago. The video author has the engine disassembled, making it easier to work, but even with the engine in place, due to its frontal position, you should be able to work relatively easily. As the video author mentions, the starter motor is unlikely to fail unless it is due to the failure of the freewheel or other related mechanical issues. In any case, by disassembling it as shown in the video, you can test the motor while keeping it disconnected from the engine. You can manually turn the splined shaft to check for any play or free spins, or start the engine to see if it operates correctly.

Updated on 6 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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