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How to Replace the Coolant in a Yamaha T Max

Model: Yamaha T Max
Part: Antifreeze coolant

Video tutorial

Replacing the coolant in a Yamaha T Max is a very simple operation that you can do independently, thanks to our brief video tutorial that will guide you through all the steps. The first thing to do is remove the side fairing of the scooter; once the cover is removed, you can clean the coolant circuit.

Continue by opening the cap of the reservoir located on the left side, then remove the clip that holds the hose. Once removed, you can let the fluid drain out. The next step is to add one litre of coolant directly from the radiator cap and then add more fluid into the reservoir before closing the cap. After finishing with the coolant, replace the sump filter.

Remove it from its housing by unscrewing the two screws with a 10 mm spanner, then insert the new filter.


Updated on 7 August 2026 by ScegliAuto


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