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How to Replace the Battery of the Yamaha X Max 300

Model: Yamaha Xmax 300
Part: Battery

Video tutorial

To replace the battery on this model of motorcycle, follow this procedure: first, remove the two fixing screws of the front windscreen, then pull towards you the bodywork located under the windscreen, unclipping the three clips that hold it to the frame, being careful not to break them.

Once this component of the bodywork is removed, you will have access to the compartment containing the battery; disconnect the power terminals (first the negative), remove the battery and replace it with a new one. Finally, reassemble the various components.


Updated on 17 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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