MXWrencher.com - How to do a 4 Stroke Oil Change

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http://www.MXWrencher.com - This isn't your "Buddy's backyard oil change" - On today's sophisticated 4-stroke motocross bikes, there's quite a bit more to an oil change, than just pulling the drain bolt, emptying the case, and filling her back up. In this short video, Corvin will explain the important step by step instructions, and show you the DANGER areas that your buddy never told you about, that could save you hundreds of dollars in engine repairs, one of these days.

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Fucking hell really a Kawasaki is better than any Yamaha you fucking cunts

these guys are annoying

shit, yesterday i did my first oil change on a dirtbike (same kawi in the video) is it okay that i removed only the big drain plug out and no the small one?

what year is this bike?

what would happen if I used the wrong oil on my bike?

What year is this bike?

Just got a kx450f changed the oil and it is emulsified, what could cause this other than the head gasket? Not left the drain plug off in the rain etc. I did ride after heavy rain the other day through big puddles but I can't see how that got in the case??

I've put the spring on wrong way and now filter stuck in how shall I get it out ?

Mate you replaced the oil filter it says 1.2 Litres of oil yeah in the manual if this is done ???

What is the music in this video??

that's y kawi way fucking better then any yz out there that's y there the last sponsor in AMA

Dose anyone know how i change my yz426 01 oil?

i filled my oil screen all the way to the top is that good? please answer

i over tightened one of of the oil screws but got it fixed

I watched this wondering what i should clean my oil screen with but i guess contact cleaner will work since you clean the oil filter with it.

Thats a very helpful video! Thankyou :)

You can switch back and forth it makes no difference. There was some chatter about this years ago when synthetics first came out, but you can switch without concern.

Also always change your oil when the engine is warm. This suspends the small particles of debris in the oil and drains the debris/small particles out with the oil. Otherwise the heavy debris will settle to a low part of the engine case and may not come out with the old oil.

iv got a 140cc pit bike the previous owner had a 125cc engine how much oil do I put in and if it is a 2 stroke of a 4

What one is better for a weekend warrior mostly trail's