Cagiva Mito 125: How to Safely Remove the Flywheel (Rotor)
Cagiva mito 125 for sale here on Ebay UK Cagiva mito 125 parts for sale here on Ebay UK Removing the flywheel is essential for accessing the stator, replacing the crank seals, or performing a full bottom-end rebuild. However, the Mito's flywheel is pressed onto a tapered crankshaft and held in place by a woodruff key. If you try to pry it off with a screwdriver, you will almost certainly damage the crank or the stator coils. The Right Tool for the Job To remove the flywheel without tears, you need a dedicated puller. Puller Size: The Cagiva Mito 125 uses an M33 x 1.5mm right-hand thread puller (replaces Cagiva Part #8000-51614). Cross-Compatibility: This same tool often fits certain Husqvarna and Aprilia RS125 (Rotax 122) models. Step-by-Step Removal: Remove the Nut: Use a 17mm socket. You will need a flywheel holding tool (or an impact gun) to stop the engine from spinning while you loosen it. Inspect the Threads: Ensure the internal threads of the flywheel are clean. A...