Lower body panel screws?

[Irv]

well factory components are corrosion resistant through coatings/platings, never had a screw seize on my apex yet proper tools are more important and most of those oils ans antiseizes will be washed out over the course of a winter but they will be overtightened,
put lots of antiseize on exhaust components on this sled still seized up every year don't see any trace of it left just walk on the Snap-on truck and get some good tools the mastercraft poop just don't cut it

Not sure what anti-seize you are using Blue but I just changed out my snowies yesterday and the Anti Seize that I had applied to the drums and front rotors 2 years ago was still there?

I can also say for a fact that my truck has been driven in a lot worse conditions with likely 20 times the mileage than what my Vector has.

 

[blue er]

i just finished swapping out several vehicles and where the antiseize was supposed to be hub to rim was gone still traces on rotors/drums in non contact areas and thats using permatex or loctite branded anti seize, weird stuff, always take a wire brush to the mating surfaces anyway to make sure there clean anyway
looking at my 09 venture gt looks like it has 10 mm bolts on the rear tail light bezel where on the 06 apex is philips screws other than that 6-7 more months till snow again lots of fish to catch

 

[Irv]

i just finished swapping out several vehicles and where the antiseize was supposed to be hub to rim was gone still traces on rotors/drums in non contact areas and thats using permatex or loctite branded anti seize, weird stuff, always take a wire brush to the mating surfaces anyway to make sure there clean anyway
looking at my 09 venture gt looks like it has 10 mm bolts on the rear tail light bezel where on the 06 apex is philips screws other than that 6-7 more months till snow again lots of fish to catch

Out of fairness, I do have a connection to Nuclear grade Anti Seize so maybe it is far superior to the regular stuff?

I assume Yamaha must have changed them all over due to the amount of complaints they got? Smart move imo either way