Sometimes I have found a couple Virago's where the Seat ISN'T held down by bolts at all but a latch kinda like a latch to a cars hood. Remove the Left side cover. In the Middle of the seat, where the rider and passenger point is; there is two metal pieces protruding downward. Feel for the one in the back. Push it forward. This latch is attached to a rod that goes to the other side so by rotating the left side it also unlatches the right side.
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the Yamaha symbol underneath your headlight is your fuse box, remove the two screws and there they are. there are also some relays underneath your seat if you havn't already found those.
I'm not sure about the Virago 700, but on the 535 it's under the right side-cover, under the seat, clinging to the side of the under-seat gas tank. If in doubt, follow the thick positive wire from your battery, it goes straight into the relay.
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Move the seat all the way forward then remove the nuts or bolts from rear. Move the seat all the way back then remove the front nuts or bolts. Tip the seat back and disconnect the electrical plug(s). Remove the seat from vehicle.
Pull vanity cover off. Pull seat off. Unscrew air cleaner box from bike, probably using Allen wrenches. On back of air box, unscrew Phillips screws. Pull apart: filter inside.
To remove the seat on a 1997 Yamaha Virago 750, locate the seat release mechanism, which is typically a bolt or latch at the rear of the seat. Using a suitable tool, like a socket wrench or screwdriver, loosen and remove the bolt or disengage the latch. Once released, gently lift the rear of the seat upwards and slide it towards the rear of the bike to detach it completely. Be sure to store any removed hardware in a safe place for reinstallation.
the Yamaha symbol underneath your headlight is your fuse box, remove the two screws and there they are. there are also some relays underneath your seat if you havn't already found those.
The main fuse on a Yamaha Virago 750 is typically located under the seat or near the battery. To access it, you may need to remove the seat or a side cover. The fuse is housed in a small holder and is usually a glass or blade-type fuse. Always consult the owner's manual for specific details regarding your model year.
Well, when removing the battery from a Yamaha Virago 1100, you'll want to start by locating the battery compartment. Once you find it, carefully disconnect the negative (-) and then the positive (+) terminals. After that, you can gently lift the battery out of its place, making sure to handle it with care. Remember, it's all about taking your time and being gentle, just like painting a happy little tree.
A person can remove the seat on Yamaha BW350 motorcycle by depressing the release under the edge of the seat. The seat can then be raised and removed from the bike.
two bolt under the front seat left side and right side. they will be a metric Allen head
To remove the reserve fuel tank on a 1998 Yamaha Virago 1100, start by disconnecting the battery to ensure safety. Then, remove the seat and side covers for better access. Disconnect the fuel lines and any electrical connectors attached to the tank. Finally, unbolt the tank from its mounts and lift it off carefully.
The Yamaha 1200 motorcycle seat is held in place by four retaining bolts. Remove the retaining bolts and the seat will come off.
It's under the seat. It will be the largest of the relays, usually marked.
The seat height of a 1981 Yamaha Maxim 550 is 29.3 inches. That height not really adjustable, but frame modifications would probably lower it.
Under the seat accessible on the right side after you take off the cover. (by simply pulling with your fingers.)
the will fit but they are not the same seat. the 750 seat is just a little shorter than the 920. I put one on my 920 until I could recover the original.