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Yamaha XMax Battery Replacement

Model: Yamaha Xmax 250
Part: Battery

Video tutorial

Let's see how to replace the battery of a Yamaha XMax. Using a plastic lever, remove the badge with the logo located between the two headlights and unscrew the underlying Allen bolt. Now, unscrew the two screws with their bushings located on the dashboard at the sides of the two circular instruments.

This allows you to slide off the central part of the front shield and reveal the battery compartment: you can proceed with the replacement. For easier access, also remove the speedometer cover and the windscreen by unscrewing the screws on the sides.

Disconnect the battery terminals, unscrew the nut of the mounting bracket and detach it, allowing you to slide out the old battery. Position the new battery, ensuring the positive terminal cable passes under the plastic cover, and reassemble all parts in reverse order.


Updated on 17 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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