Dashboard Bulb Visar 125

[DrewDc]

Hi, I've just bought today a Visar 125 used from a guy.
I've bought it at daytime so I discovered now that 1 bulb of dashboard has burned out.

Can you help me changing it? I just need to know how to open the dashboard (done a lot of time on my old Opel Corsa).

Same for change the H4 bulb (if it will fail.. so I can change)

Thanks, greetings!

[Stig / Major Tom]

Hello Drew
Welcome to the forum!
What country sells the Visar?
I'm no expert  - but I do not recall seeing this model in the USA.
Stig

[DrewDc]

Hello Drew
Welcome to the forum!
What country sells the Visar?
I'm no expert  - but I do not recall seeing this model in the USA.
Stig

Hello, thanks!
I've bought it in Italy.. I think that they sell in Europe.
Is the same as CK1 with some upgrades..

I nust need to know how to open dashboard and headlight to change the bulbs but cannot find a single guide or video :s thanks!!

[Ruffus]

@DrewDc, welcome here too, att. part diagram from EU model, maybe helps.

[DrewDc]

@DrewDc, welcome here too, att. part diagram from EU model, maybe helps.

Thanks, I hopet that I can understand how to remove the cover etc. for both! Really helpful!!!

[DrewDc]

Thanks, I hopet that I can understand how to remove the cover etc. for both! Really helpful!!!

Nothing. I cannot figure out how to remove the H4 headlamp, I don't know how to disassembly the headlight.. any suggestion? Need to change on my own the h4 🥲

[CROSSBOLT]

Nothing. I cannot figure out how to remove the H4 headlamp, I don't know how to disassembly the headlight.. any suggestion? Need to change on my own the h4 🥲

Kymcos typically have both screws and tabs into slots to hold the body panels and covers in place. These panels fit very precisely and tight. It is a mystery where the tabs and slots are located.
Once you are reasonably sure you have all the screws out and stashed so you can find them, very carefully start prying along the seams to get one tab to pop loose. Once one is located on a symetrical part, you know about the one on the other side. Make sure the temperature is 70°F or greater or stuff will break....