M109R Oil Pan Removal and Installation

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If you need to remove your pan this will show you how to do it. If you have a bad clutch and see a lot of the fibers in the basket, you will NEED to do this to check your sump screens. If they are dirty, you can either clean them or replace them.
1. Permatex 82180 Ultra Black Maximum Oil Resistance - Can be found at just about any auto parts store.
2. Front Engine Oil Strainer - 16530-48G01
3. Rear Engine Oil Strainer - 16520-48G01
If you need new O-rings for the strainers - 09280-22016

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Комментарии : 13

@johnnessim100 Год назад

That was so informative. The diagrams and pics are really helpful. "What happens in the garage stays in the garage" I'll never forget that :)

@lhcycles1301 Год назад

Glad you liked it and thanks! That has been our motto for 20 years now. Lol

@Ivan_Salazar1965 Год назад

Thanks to share this video. It was a good help

@lhcycles1301 Год назад

You're welcome and glad it helped.

@m109r Год назад

Good information. Thank you

@lhcycles1301 Год назад

You're welcome.

@Moma109 Год назад

Excellent, very informative video my friend. Thanks for sharing and keep them coming.

@lhcycles1301 Год назад

Thanks brother. We have more coming.

@target1967 Год назад

Awesome video. You should do one that replaces rear motor mounts

@lhcycles1301 Год назад

Thanks! We have a lot on the list. We may do the motor mount one as well.

@target1967 Год назад

@@lhcycles1301 that would be awesome 👌

@TBOfilmz Год назад

Is there a way to do this in a home garage, if so how would I stabilize my bike ?! Ramps, jacks , stands etc …????

@lhcycles1301 Год назад

We have done many of them right on the kickstand. You can do it from the exhaust side as that is the higher side of the bike. A mirror will help just seeing some of the rear bolts and inspect for old rtv to clean. Also, I have seen people be creative with getting the bike up on some blocks of wood, front and back, and then strapping the bike to garage walls to keep it level. I saw one put hooks in the studs in the garage walls and run ratchet straps even.