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Model: Yamaha T Max
Part: Brake pads

Watch this video to learn how to remove and replace the front brake pads, as well as the rear ones, on the 2008 Yamaha T-Max 500 scooter. First, place the scooter on its centre stand and start by removing the central pin of the brake caliper, using pliers to remove the metal retaining clip. Then, extract the old pads located inside the brake caliper. Clean the caliper before fitting the new high-quality brake pads; insert them in the correct orientation and refit the central pin.

Updated on 3 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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