2023 Kawasaki KLR 650 Oil Change

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Items to check for the rest of the service
- [ ] Idle Speed if the bike is running crappy and take it in and have it checked out when you first turn on the bike it should be idling around 1500
- [ ] Check the throttle for extra play it should be 2-3 mm and there should be no drag it should slap back
- [ ] Check the fuel system for leaks
- [ ] Check the coolant
- [ ] Check the clutch operation
- [ ] Change the oil and filter
- [ ] Check the chain tension
- [ ] Check spoke tightness
- [ ] Check the brakes look at the fluid, pads and rotors. Are they effective and do they have any drag
- [ ] Check for steering play
- [ ] Verify bolts nuts and fasteners
- [ ] Loosen and tap the balance spring
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@kawabungah20 11 месяцев назад

It's so nice to actually see this done on a lift in a clean shop with all tools and new materials on the ready. The torque info is very helpful. The reminder to place the metal insert into the new filter with the clever graphic is excellent. I've heard that it's a good idea to reset the counterbalancer chain tensioner (a.k.a. doohickey) at each oil change. It's an easy adjustment, especially when the bike is on the lift. Thanks for a great video!

@ScoutsOut 11 месяцев назад

Thank you! I should have recorded the chain tensioner two, I though it would be better to do another video but it’s to short and easy for a video. I’m glad it was helpful!

@XLV750RD01 Год назад

The new 2.0 litre specs are wrong. Use 2.5L as per the older spec. Two litres is way too low and will eventually damage that motor.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

I could see how it could take more, the 2.1 I put in was just barely under half on the sight glass so more oil can be put in for sure

@doublex632 Год назад

Fill that sucker :)

@geekvinos Год назад

Excellent video, Scouts Out. I appreciate the direct and straight forward info. You got my sub.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

Thank you! Much appreciated

@jokerleary День назад

Nice and easy. Thx for the video

@ScoutsOut День назад

Glad it was helpful 🍻

@tomybuoy 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for this video. Quickest oil change I think I have ever done on any vehicle. Salud!

@ScoutsOut 5 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful! Prost!

@ckMTB Год назад

A great video mate, as always super explained and great footage. It was very interesting. Thanks for sharing and have a nice Sunday. Ride on🤙

@ScoutsOut Год назад

Thanks ck have a good week bro

@ckMTB Год назад

@@ScoutsOut Thanks 🙏,i wish you the same buddy 🙌

@TrailTales Год назад

Gtreat job once again mate... :D

@ScoutsOut Год назад

Thanks bro🍻

@jeffbrandenburg8672 9 месяцев назад

Excellent!!!

@ScoutsOut 9 месяцев назад

Thank you sir!

@Actias1974 Год назад

I love that you include torque specs.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

Thanks man 🍻

@onerider808 Год назад

I know how to change oil, but the guards that will allow me to keep my original Adventure case guards and a 339 skid plate is a hot tip. Thanks!

@ScoutsOut Год назад

Nice glad you got something useful out of the vid!

@onerider808 Год назад

Later: re, the drain plug...a couple quarts of oil to get it right is cheaper than a new crankcase, if the OEM bolt shears or takes a good smack.

@allans7281 Месяц назад

Good video thanks for the torque settings where did you get that motorcycle service stand

@ScoutsOut 26 дней назад

Thanks Allan, it’s the harbor freight stand

@DesertMountainAdventures Год назад

What gaurds did you say workd for the front fairing, i didnt see a link. Thank you!

@ScoutsOut Год назад

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@rickb1444 11 месяцев назад

I do not see your torque wrench listed in the description. I like how it beeped when you hit the correct torque. What torque wrench do you use and where is the best place to buy one? Thanks!

@ScoutsOut 11 месяцев назад

Yea it’s sadly a snap on one and they are about $700 which is insane lol so I linked good but affordable torque wrench. If you want one of the snap on ones it’s a snap on techanlge torque wrench

@gcprost 3 месяца назад

Thanks for doing this. Just a quick question. How important is a torque wrench? I am 70 and I've been riding motorcycles pretty much all of my life and although I have used one when I was teaching automotives in high school, I have never used one on my bikes. Some of the torque wrenches sell for as much as $300! Some don't register to less than 20 ft/lbs where a number of the bolts on the KLR require 15 ft/lbs (exhaust and foot pegs). What do you recommend?

@ScoutsOut 3 месяца назад

I used to teach diesel mechanics in the army, that's awesome. To me it's very important, although I really only use one on engine internals, anything that can leak fluids or something that would be catastrophic if it came loose. I recommend getting a 3/8's or 1/4 torque wrench depending on what you're doing. I know harbor freight is not known for the best tools but their cheap torque wrenches are not bad. I watched testing of them showing they keep up in spec like the more expensive ones do,.

@onerider808 Год назад

I’d suggest replacing the drain plug with a Tusk flush-mount, magnetic drain plug, if you ever plan on riding the bike on harder singletrack; after all, it only has 8.3” ground clearance.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

For sure I’ve already bought it just waiting for next oil change which will be very soon

@TheHortond Год назад

Did you notice air bubbles in the new oil after you ran it? I did but it went away after it warmed up. It seemed like it was carbonated like a soda until it worked out the bubbles. I had to add a small amount of oil to bring it between the lines. You have to wait for it to settle down before checking for those of us that can't wait.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

yea there were a little, and it takes a while for the oil to come back down into the pan to check it.

@onerider808 Год назад

Pre-oil the filter and that should go away.

@reubenreports2904 Год назад

No Rotella!!!? Blasphemy!!! Just kidding....nice video mate.😂

@ScoutsOut Год назад

Haha!, thanks

@richwestland3335 Год назад

I couldn't find the link for the crush washers.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

the kit comes with one, but I also added them to the description as well. amzn.to/3Y62RZ8

@woodknack1 Год назад

get the trex skid plate and you don't have to worry about your drain bolt or your lower link.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

I have been eyeing that one for this same reasons, I didn’t think about the fact it would just cover the bolt and no need to replace. Ive been waiting till the next oil change to swap it out and soft bags to come in to have a little more fun off road with it, maybe ill just buy the plate and get out there!

@woodknack1 Год назад

@@ScoutsOut Another reason to keep the original drain plug to me is it is a regular bolt. The flush mount ones take an allen socket. I hate those. Always worried about stripping it out. My boy has a flat allen drain plug on his CRF450L and every time we change the oil in it (which is recommended every 600miles) The plug is hard to get out. Seems like it tightens up over time. I hate that drain plug. We may have to change it out with something else and get him a better metal skid plate.

@ScoutsOut Год назад

Good point, I don't like the hex bolts either

@constpegasus 3 месяца назад

Do you turn the bottom bolt clockwise or counter clockwise to take off?

@ScoutsOut 3 месяца назад

Counter

@SMay7 Год назад

On how many miles do you suggest second oil change?

@ScoutsOut Год назад

The manual says every 7.6k miles. I'm going to replace ever 5k personally. Hope this helps

@constpegasus 11 месяцев назад

How long do you have to wait to check the level after the engine ran?

@ScoutsOut 11 месяцев назад

5 min should be enough. Just make sure it’s perfectly standing up, it doesn’t take much of a lean on the bike to show to low or to high

@billbonu1639 Год назад

Why do you have three quarts of oil in the picture?

@ScoutsOut Год назад

With filter you need 2.1, some will argue you can put more than that in the KLR. I would agree even with 2.1 i was still barely below the halfway point in the sight glass