FZ 10 Oil Change (MT 10)

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Part 2 of the First service is finally out! Here we cover the steps involved in performing an oil change on a 2017 FZ10 (MT10) Very similar will be the 2015+ R1S, R1, & R1M as these 2 bikes share the same basic engine.
Parts Needed:
Oil: a.co/ifkc4tw
Oil Filter: a.co/6YAxg12
Flexible Funnel: a.co/5UkyyGf
Initial Inspections: • FZ 10 First Service (M...
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29 окт 2024

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@iwasatoad 7 лет назад

picked up my fz-10 last week videos are quite helpful

@TheMattHatter 7 лет назад

Congrats on the new bike! Did you go for the black and red or gray and yellow?

@iwasatoad 7 лет назад

Black and Red all though i wish the wheels were red. Come winter i think i will change them

@YammiMT 7 лет назад

Thanks man helpful video

@zeda598 7 лет назад

I am changing the oil on my FZ 10. How is Motul 300V? Have you put a few miles on with the oil? Any insight? Thank you

@SJhikes 7 лет назад

If you drain the oil out of the engine and really let it drain before removing the filter would that prevent having such a mess from the filter on the exhaust?

@TheMattHatter 7 лет назад

The would still be a bunch of oil in the filter that would release upon removal. Would it be less, maybe, but not enough to worry about. The best way would be to have something covering the exhaust for the oil to drain through. The description has a link for a flexible funnel which I have since picked up for this reason and others like it.

@weston06 7 лет назад

seanjoyce17 A plastic flexible cutting board works well also. Just trim to size and put over the exhaust and it will drain right off into the pan. Use a towel if exhaust is really hot so it doesn't melt.

@mikebuckingham5486 6 лет назад

That's exactly what I was thinking. Always drain the oil out of the engine first, completely. Then put the drain plug back in. Move your bucket over and then remove the filter. No mess whatsoever. I do the job in that order with all of my vehicles.

@sethglenn9022 6 лет назад

there will always be oil in the filter unless the filter is installed upside down like you find on some older toyotas and new toyotas with the 3.5 V6

@wqivanchung9417 7 лет назад

How to reset engine oil indicator after oil change? Thanks.

@buggin1951 8 лет назад

To avoid a major problem, I would suggest anti-seize compound on drain bolt threads. Also, always replace the drain bolt crush washer.

@TheMattHatter 7 лет назад

Whenever it's one of the copper crush washers I replace it too, these thick aluminum ones, unless damaged don't need to be replaced in my experience. Never thought of the anti seize, not a bad idea especially if the bike is taken out all year including snow/salted roads.