Removing Vespa Engine
November 30th, 2011 --> Removing Vespa Engine To remove the engine you’ll need:
Everything to drain the oil.
Paper and a pen.
A 7 & 8mm wrench for the clutch nipple.
A 11mm socket and driver for the gear selector
A 13mm socket and driver for the rear brake connection.
A 14mm socket and driver for the rear shock connection.
A 14mm wrench to hold the other end of the shock bolt.
A 22mm socket and driver for the pivot bolt
A large flathead screwdriver.
A large phillips screwdriver.
Vice grips for pulling out the pivot bolts.
A hammer.
Something to support the rear of the bike like a milk crate or jack stand.
A helper if possible
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