Why does my Yamaha xMax not start up?
A few XMAX owners traced their starting problems back to scooters charging system, The stator is the coil of wire inside the engine case. As the bike rides, the stator’s magnet rotates. As engine speed accelerates, the stator outputs more and more power, and if left unregulated, it can overcharge the battery and kill it.
How can I charge my xMax 125 battery?
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What are the most common problems with Yamaha Max scooters?
Here are examples of common issues with the Yamaha MAX scooters: 1 The scooter won’t start. 2 Warped Front Brake Discs 3 Faulty Speed Sensor 4 Gaskets May Leak 5 Bike Hesitates Under Acceleration 6 TMAX Fever Issue
How can I tell if my Yamaha TMAX battery is bad?
If the terminals are good, check the quality of the battery itself. If the engine is turning over slowly or doesn’t turn over, the battery’s voltage is likely low. A good way to know if a bad battery is the cause of the problems is to do a multimeter test.
A few XMAX owners traced their starting problems back to scooters charging system, The stator is the coil of wire inside the engine case. As the bike rides, the stator’s magnet rotates. As engine speed accelerates, the stator outputs more and more power, and if left unregulated, it can overcharge the battery and kill it.
Is there a way to bypass the Immobilizer?
This car is equipped from factory with an immobilizer system. Many cars around this year will have the same. Simply switching ecu’s will no longer work. The code in the key and the ecu have to match in order to start the car. I’m going to show you a way how to go around that for testing purposes.
Here are examples of common issues with the Yamaha MAX scooters: 1 The scooter won’t start. 2 Warped Front Brake Discs 3 Faulty Speed Sensor 4 Gaskets May Leak 5 Bike Hesitates Under Acceleration 6 TMAX Fever Issue
What was the problem with the Yamaha Smax?
Yamaha announced this recall in Japan as well. The issues had multiple steps, but the list of is was that the lead wire on the speed sensor wasn’t adequately fastened and was popping loose when the front wheel turned or when the front suspension was hit with heavy action.