KTM 300 2-Stroke Oil Change!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- We change the oil on Rado's KTM 300 XC! @Dirt N Iron
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Jay is one of the best, always honest and willing to help out. I like the fact that he is talking and working on the two strokes, i honestly feel the two strokes gets more recognition than they ever had for over a decade. Do we see a "comeback". Solid video Jay.
Some people jumping on to the 2T bandwagon for the wrong reason. 2T is not for everyone
@@LuckyNikitaBoba 2T?
Nice reminder I probably should change mine too.
I don't get some people, won't buy oil and change it often but will buy a ton of premix and keep riding lol
Thanks always very informative
What oil are you running?
Dude, you are the best!
Great video
thats some overkill to put grease in oil plug when threads literally filled whit oil. othervise good tool tips
Hey Jay. the 800ml is too much. That spec book listed 800ml is referring to a dry reassembled engine. I’ve measured the drained oil amount and it is actually only comes out to be around 650ml.
This has been notated by Tokyo off-road and several other ktm lovers.
@dirtbiketv
Yep -- However with a larger clutch cover can easily add 50ml and the more on top of that is because it doesnt hurt anything and helps clutch life- we tend to run on the high side as your oil last longer etc--
@@dirtbiketv1 gotcha- thanks for the reply. I figured it hadn’t been hurting much because that clip was from 9 months ago and you guys have had these bikes for a few years now. - I’ve been following your channel for a while. Thanks as always for the content!
650 + 50 = 700ml, so 800ml I feel there's too much oil as well, usually less oil = more power(to extent) . Thicker oil = less clutch wear(to extent). Great video!
I've always used the little trick where you take the inspection bolt out, stand the bike up on a level stand and filled it up until it starts to pour out the inspection hole. Sorta like a manual transmission on a car. 😅
Do you have to use 2 stroke engine oil or just regular engine oil
2 stroke engine oil
Is there no filter to change?
What a bike
also wery important tip, always use torque wrench on oil plug. you open and close that so meny times that if you tighten it too much threads wear out! wonder why thats not on video. as a matter of fact its very good to use torgue wrench almost every bolt on bike..
If you torque to spec that bolt will wear out fast. Also never torque the oil check bolt on these bikes. Will strip it out
Which shell rotella do you use. I have a 2023 yz250x. Manual call for sae 10w 40 SG or better. Which Rotella meets it exceeds that requirement?
I use t6 15-40
Ok, I feel pretty stupid for asking this ,,,, two strokes don’t have oil filters ?
Nope
Haha I came here to ask the same question
Hello, I have a Gas Gas 2023 250EC Two stroke just bought and about to do the first oil change. Is it the same as you demonstrated here? Is there no oil filter or oil screen? Thanks
You have probably found out already but there is no actual filter in the transmission oil. The drain plug has a magnet in it and it should catch all the metal shavings and other crap. Clean it with a towel before putting back in.
shell rotella what SAE?
That's not oil......it looks like chunk-style peanut butter.......LOL! Keep the faith, Tom
Hooolly 💩 that looks like 10,000 miles oil change so dirty
Does it matter if you use Rotella T4 or T5?
We use T4
@@dirtbiketv1 I’ve heard good and bad things about Rotella is it actually a good oil to run? I use it in my 06 sx250 2 stroke but I don’t know if it’s good or not
Jay can you share a link for that threaded
funnel?
Taco Moto sells them in the USA -email me if more questions
Looks like they are sold out right now. Taco Moto is the ones who sells them in the states.
tacomoto.co/products/3d-printed-funnel?variant=40216280891567
Great video