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Final Drive Gear Oil Change
Parts
Tools synthetic
gear oil 75W-90
funnel, narrow neck drain plug
washer
clear tygon tubing
measuring cylinder
17mm box wrench
rag
oil drain pan 1.
Set the bike on its sidestand on a level surface 2.
Place oil drain pan under drain plug (right side of rear tire) 3.
Place a rag on the tire to catch any dripping gear oil 4.
Remove the drain plug, 17mm box wrench – do not lose the washer
located under the drain plug. Replace this crush washer every other
time. 1.
Remove the filler cap to help draining – do not
lose the o-ring 2.
Let drain for ~10 min. 3.
Straddle the bike and hold it upright or tip very
slightly to the right to drain the last of the oil 4.
Clean the sludge and metal filings off the drain
plug with the tip of a rag and perhaps a blast of carb or brake cleaner 5.
Install the drain plug with its washer - 14 ft.lb.
(20 Nm) Hint:
Clear tygon tubing is available at most hardware stores and makes
filling the final drive very easy with the right saddle bag in place.
You need approximately 2 feet of tubing (OD ~9/16”; ID ~3/8”) that
will fit over the neck of your funnel and also into the filler opening.
Measuring cylinders are available at camera stores that sell
darkroom supplies. 6.
Thread the tygon tubing behind the right side
saddle bag and into the filler opening 7.
Insert the funnel into the other end of the tygon
tubing 8.
Measure 150cc (5.1oz) of synthetic gear oil 75W-90
(Mobil, Spectro, Amsoil, etc.) 9.
Pour the gear oil into the funnel and let it drain
down the tubing into the final drive Hint:
With the bike held vertical, 150cc comes to just below the
inside lower edge of the filler hole – not flowing out
the filler opening with the bike on its sidestand 10.
Install the oil filler cap with the o-ring in place
– 9 ft.lb. (12 Nm) 11.
Wipe any spilled gear oil off the tire and wheel 12.
Check for any oil leaks after your next ride
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