Yamaha XSR900 (600mi) Oil Change and Fumoto Drain Valve Install
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome Adobo Prendz! Adobo Moto here with a how to video on XSR900 Oil Change & Fumoto Valve Installation.
Bike Specs:
2016 Yamaha XSR900
594 Odometer reading at the time of this oil change
Bike is pretty much Stock at this point
List of Items used in this video:
Rotella T6 Synthetic Oil (1 gallon) SAE 5W-40
Oil Funnel
Tekton 12” Oil Fliter Pliers
FRAM Oil Filter Synthetic XG7317
Fumoto Drain Valve F106SX M14 - 1.5
7 Quart Drain Pan
Pit Bull Rear Stand
DIY Rear Spool - 6MM Bolt
17MM Socket Wrench
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good job
Hey man i bought an xsr with this installed and was confused af. How well is yours holding up? Any issues? Also mine doesnt have that blue clip to prevent the lever from opening. Im gonna need one
Fumoto valve looks pretty cool! Makes changing oil even easier I guess.. even though it's pretty easy anyways! LOL
BWX I know right 😂
I have same bike with 24k miles (primary commuter) I’ve done all oil changes myself. I prefer K&N wrench off filter. Also, I’ve run different brands/full synthetic and believe it or not that machine LOVES Yamalube conventional 10/40 the best. In fact, Yamaha recommends this oil. Anyway, go figure.
24k nice! I just got to 4k. Did the oil change over the weekend. I go with Rotella T6 strictly for the cost, I change my oil more than the recommend maintenance recommends. Every 2k Miles. I’ll have to check out K&N, thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 👍🏽
I have a 2018 and I've run Motul 5100 semi synthetic 10w 40 and Mobil One Racing 4t full synthetic 10w 40 and my bike runs great with both. Never tried the Yamalube though.
Is it okay to go with full synthetic at the 600 mile first oil change?