Remove the screw on the panel below the front of the seat. Then open the seat and remove the two Phillips type screws near the seat hinge. Then remove the panel below the front of the seat and have a look. You can also take the storage container right out if you want to get in deeper.
Can you show a diagram of where the Yamaha vino battery location
The engine ID number on a Yamaha Vino 125 is typically located on the engine casing, often near the base of the engine or on the left side. You may need to clean the area to see it clearly, as it can be covered in grime or dirt. It's usually stamped directly onto the metal of the engine. If you have difficulty finding it, consulting the owner's manual can provide specific guidance.
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The engine number on all Vino scooters is on the rider's left of the machine near where the rear shock absorber is bolted to the engine. The number is stamped on the flat upper surface of the crankcase between the oil plug and shock absorber bolt. You don't need to remove body panels.
Change the exhaust, the air flow and the gearing. You can get a 2-stroke Vino going 60 mph. . .
The serial number of a Yamaha Vino 125 motor can usually be found on the frame or engine of the scooter. The exact location may vary, but some common places to look include the following: On the bottom of the engine casing, near the center or rear of the scooter On the steering head, near the front of the scooter On the rear swing arm, near the back of the scooter On a metal plate attached to the frame, near the center of the scooter
No. You can get an accessory from Yamaha to carry a passenger. Though this is illegal in most states and provinces on a 50 cc scoot.
I got mine doing 60, but it's a 2009
remove exhaust pipe from head , and leave the washer out thats at frt of the pipe.
the max load for my 49cc Vino is about 5 kg (11Lb) in terms of storage capacity under the seat. In terms of the person, the MAX is about 386Lbs.
Behind the fairing near your feet, there's a plastic cover. Pull it off and read your VIN
Find the carburetor and then adjust the idle screw however you like. You'll need a Philips screwdriver.