brand spanking new, i took it out of the crate myself when dealer allowed you in
jump ahead to present and 200k miles! did i flush??? well NOPE and she still runs at 133mph @ 7.5k redline. i just hope my evo sport will be as good. BTW, i show no mercy to them. the sport tops the clock out when dropping into forth, whoohoo sportgear and int'l gearing, + a few extra mods.
BTW: the oil filter was added at 175k miles when i added electric foot.
hey, I don't believe in that flushing crap either, total waste of time, effort and money imo..my 'WTF gif' was for your out in left field half cocked non sensical rant that was painful to read let alone understand ..carry on
hey, I don't believe in that flushing crap either, total waste of time, effort and money imo..my 'WTF gif' was for your out in left field half cocked non sensical rant that was painful to read let alone understand ..carry on
Just to make sure I understand your approach: Since you are not removing the oil line from the tank, it would still leave the dirty oil between filter and return line in the system, wouldn't it? Or am I missing something here?
Probably just a tiny amount, but if I do the scavenging approach already, I might as well pull all the way through.
Best, niv
How much is in that hose? Maybe a shot glass or two? Not enough to make a difference. Only way to to avoid leaving that is to pull the line off the tank but then you'd be pushing dirty oil from the case and contaminating a new filter!
Pull dip stick, pull oil plug , disconnect all oil lines remove filter. Turn bike upside down leave over night shake for 5 minutes . Put upright finish oil change.
This chit will never go way it is a waste of time and money but if it helps up sleep go for it
Some are just no happy until the take a simple service and turn it into a pain in the ***.
26 years old every oil change warm up pull plug from hose pull dip stick remove filter. Replace filter install plug tuck hose back in fill with oil ride.
11-18-2021, 09:40 AM
