
Maintenance procedure after stagnation.
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Maintenance procedure after stagnation.
Good morning everyone, as the temperatures are rising I'm preparing my Honda PCX, 125 from 2011 for the roads again. This is the first scooter I have ever owned (let alone a motorcycle) and was just curious about maintenance as I am still learning a lot about it. I have already changed the oil once, (I was recommended to change it every 3000km) but I haven't done anything else other than that maintenance wise (I have done roughly 5000KM so far), I was curious what exactly should I buy and change before hitting the roads again? I was thinking of changing the spark plug and every fluid (transmission, engine oil, coolant, also the air filter, etc.). Any opinions? Also, anything to improve performance? 

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Re: Maintenance procedure after stagnation.
Just follow the maintenance schedule as suggested by the service manual:
Also if its been standing a long time definitely check tires for wear and pressure.-
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Re: Maintenance procedure after stagnation.
I don't have the manual since I bought it second hand (should probably find a pdf online of it), that's really useful. Also, it's been standing for roughly 4 months, been standing on the center kickstand but the back tire has lost some pressure, should check the wear on the front tire as well.
According to the manual I shouldn't really be changing it... I believe changing it too often can also lead to some problems in the future, right?
According to the manual I shouldn't really be changing it... I believe changing it too often can also lead to some problems in the future, right?
Re: Maintenance procedure after stagnation.
Changing fluid more regularly will never cause problems in the future. I do the oil every year on my big bikes as once oil has been heat cycles it will break down with time. Brake fluids always a good one to change as most folks done ever change that either and it may just save your life one day of you rely on it too
Always good to check wheel bearings / play and headstock bearings / play. Maybe do the cvt belt if its never been done
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