Husqvarna Vitpilen 401 and KTM 390 Oil Change Guide with Specs 

Thanks for listing out the torque specs, just saved me 5 mins from flipping through the menu!

Super clear and concise video man, thank you! Just a heads up for anyone with a 2023, the torque specs are different according the owner's manual. The oil filter cover screws are 7.4lbf ft, the oil drain plug is 9.6lbf ft, and the oil screen screw plug is 8.1lbf ft.

Again, thank you for taking the time to record and share with us. Super helpful!

Great tutorial, just bought a 2020 Vitpilen!

Great vid, saved the look up in the service manual lol for the torque specs, looking forward to the rest of the service series

Great oil change video. I've done it once and almost at my second. Some nice tips there.

Thanks man. I’m getting ready to do my first oil change here in the next week

Thank you for the video. Much appreciated.

Thanks, bro! Very useful!

Thanks man i just bought a 22'

great help with the oil change video. Can you tell me what brand/model rear stand you're using for the Vitpilen?

Thx for the guide, Just wanted to ask you about the oil level, just got my new vit 401 this week, I haven't ridden it yet because I have to get the reg number plates, and I m a bit worried because there no oil showing even when I tilt it...

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Hey! What year is this? I have a 2023 and am lost at the part where you drain the oil the second time.

Hello; do you say that the TOP SPEED is what suggested for the manufacture but is not; they suggest the FORMULA 4T.

What about the service reset on the dash?

Do you need to use thread lock for doing this?

FYI, 15W-50 is "always" synthetic, and available from a variety of brand names. So Google around. I've seen it under the Napa brand, Valvoline, Gravely ... and of course, Mobile 1. Why Gravely, for example? It's used in some zero-turn hydro motors. In other words it doesn't matter if they call it hydro fluid or if they call it motor oil ... if it's 15W-50, then it's good.

The screens are washable, only repleaceable item is the oil filter. Changing anything else is a waste of time and money on a brand new bike

what automatic tool are you using there? seems very handy