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i have no way of telling what model it is....but its an 86.. thats all i know about it.
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bump???
it seems to be running fine..but it still read's full on the dip stick. anyone?
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And you have drained the poil from both the frame, the engine, and the oilfilter?
That should add up to around 2,9ltr.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jens Eskildsen
And you have drained the poil from both the frame, the engine, and the oilfilter?
That should add up to around 2,9ltr.
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i drained the were you fill the oil,and the filter... there is another place to drain?
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1. Open up oil filler
2. Open sump plug (bottom of engine)
3. Open front drain bolt (on frame downtube - careful, will spray out over front wheel, lots of oil in here)
4. Remove filter.
When drained, replace in reverse order and refill slowly from filler hole.
Should take almost 3 litres.
Last edited by BlackDogZulu; 26 Aug 2009 at 23:33.
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^ thanks man. i guess ill re-change my oil then LOL.
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Yes you drain it from the frame in front of the headers, theres a bolt. And then one on the left side of the motor, just around the gearlever, its a big bolt, cant miss it.
And then ofcourse the oilfilter.
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thanks a million bro. if this forum did it i would deffanently +rep.
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