Yamaha 2003 Zuma 50cc Rear Tire Removal

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I made this video because I couldn't find what I was looking for on RU-vid. My Yamaha Zuma back tire kept going flat and got worse. It was a large hole and the plugs wouldn't seal for long. I need to put an internal patch so I had to remove the Tire. Video shows the process with not much fanfare. Easy job but you never know till you do it. I had a bit of fun with it. Not the greatest video but shows what is necessary. Hope it helps.

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12 сен 2024

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@alainseys7726 Год назад

Nice video just what I needed to see Sounds good to Good luck brotha

@genetemplet7022 Год назад

It is still holding air. LOL Don't forget to clean it up while the tire is off. :)

@alainseys7726 Год назад

Waiting for tires to come in need new stems installed also But got it running good

@michaelschneider- 9 месяцев назад

+1 Many thanks ... Cheers, a 4 Zuma household. .. Vail, Colorado

@Owen4it Год назад

Great job... have to remember not to kick the bucket! Thanks

@j.vincento7152 10 месяцев назад

Hello, what steps would you advise for getting this exact bike started after being parked since 2017? Second question, this exact bike zuma 50cc burned oil. Driving for 4 hours would lower oil by about a quarter of quart. however, no oil puddle under it. No huge white smoke out exhaust either. Please advise. If it is cylinder gap leak than any quick fix by adding heavier oil weight? Great video. We would like to see how you took tire off rim though.

@misamisatv Месяц назад

Dude, ALL zuma made before 2011 have 2-stroke engines. That means they use an OIL/FUEL RATIO when running. Yamaha designed the zuma to mix the exact ratio automatically so you don’t have to. It’s SUPPOSED to burn oil, TWO-STROKE OIL to be specific. What kind of oil are you adding?? Have you read your manual?