You continue to be an invaluable resource to me in my own DIY maintenance on my 2008 Burgman Exec. I expect unknown to you, thousands of fellow shade tree mechanics like me have thanked you countless times as the tackle their Burgman repairs and maintenance. Thank you from this one in Franklin, NC
Thanks for the info assholes at suzuki dealer don't even want to do the warranty work on my bike so as usual back to having the most trustworthy person I know do it. ME!
I just bought an 08 650 and have what is probably a ridiculous question. Are there three oils to change? I see oil/filter; transmission and final gear.
Is there any danger to overfilling? The mech that did mine said he filled it till it starts to come out, but I notice in the video it did not come out when you did the 300ml. I now wonder if its over filled...
oh my. I've had my bike for three years and didn't know I had to change the oil there. I do my engine oil and transmission oil but never my final gear oil
Check the owners manual to the bike. But there is a piece by the brake caliper that sticks out. It's right next to where the hose for the brake fluid goes in. That is the thing for bleeding your brakes, which should be done every 2-3 years or so. You can even make your own brake bleeder using a bottle and a hose. Check out Chris Fix (he shows car fixes but some can also be done the same way as a motorcycle) and type in "how to bleed your brakes" and he'll show you not only how to bleed them but how to make your own brake bleeder w/o spending $15-$20 for one at the store.
Then after you're done refill the master cylinder for your brake fluid. You should know where they are. Those are the one or two (some have 2 but most should have 1) black boxes just above your handlebars.
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You continue to be an invaluable resource to me in my own DIY maintenance on my 2008 Burgman Exec. I expect unknown to you, thousands of fellow shade tree mechanics like me have thanked you countless times as the tackle their Burgman repairs and maintenance. Thank you from this one in Franklin, NC
Awesome, Thank you for providing these videos! They help sooooo much!
Great Job LeDude!! You are a great asset to the Burgman community!! THANKS!
Thanx a lot, LeDude!
Very helpful, as always!
Thanks for your time & your diligence very helpfull.
Love these info programs
thanks brother for these video's.big up "ledude"a great work
Thanks for the info assholes at suzuki dealer don't even want to do the warranty work on my bike so as usual back to having the most trustworthy person I know do it. ME!
CAN I USE SAE 85W-140 GEAR OIL BY LUCAS
great. Thanks
I just bought an 08 650 and have what is probably a ridiculous question. Are there three oils to change? I see oil/filter; transmission and final gear.
Is this cover aluminum the black piece or is it plastic
Is there any danger to overfilling? The mech that did mine said he filled it till it starts to come out, but I notice in the video it did not come out when you did the 300ml. I now wonder if its over filled...
you can easily dump the oil and refill it with the correct amount.
I like how people leave comments for people and they don't get back to home is this plastic or Aluminum please comment back thank you very much
make some more videos ledude plz
oh my. I've had my bike for three years and didn't know I had to change the oil there. I do my engine oil and transmission oil but never my final gear oil
And don't forget to bleed your brakes and replace the fluid in there as well.
Not sure how to do that
Check the owners manual to the bike. But there is a piece by the brake caliper that sticks out. It's right next to where the hose for the brake fluid goes in. That is the thing for bleeding your brakes, which should be done every 2-3 years or so. You can even make your own brake bleeder using a bottle and a hose. Check out Chris Fix (he shows car fixes but some can also be done the same way as a motorcycle) and type in "how to bleed your brakes" and he'll show you not only how to bleed them but how to make your own brake bleeder w/o spending $15-$20 for one at the store.
Then after you're done refill the master cylinder for your brake fluid. You should know where they are. Those are the one or two (some have 2 but most should have 1) black boxes just above your handlebars.
how often should you change gear oil???
change the maintenance schedule on burgman center, every 7.5k miles
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