I bought a Suzuki Bandit 600 from 2003 and during a research on the model this video of yours appeared to me 😃 I was incredulous because I have been following your channel for a long time because of the technology videos 😄 What a pleasant surprise 😉 Thanks for sharing
Great Vid!! I put a piece of cardboard between the oil filter and the headers to keep oil off the headers. Worked pretty good and saved me from some cleanup (and smoke) later. Nice bike by the way!! Thanks again
Everyone who watches this should know if you only tighten the filter hand tight it will leak all over the bike. The MANUAL says DON'T TIGHTEN HAND TIGHT. USE THE SPECIAL TOOL AND TURN TWO FULL TURNS PAST CONTACT. It's the only filter I've ever see like that but it is essential to follow the instructions. I know this from personal experience.
Wish my 2002 bandit 1200 was pretty mine was rode hard and put up wet its whole life by original owner. That one is very nice. I am glad the guy that had mine took real good care of it just all the pretty was rode off it still runs perfect
Hi. Do you know what car oil filter will be compatible? Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki can be compatible with Hyundai, Kia, Toyota car oil filter. I think Suzuki also has the same.
I run 10w40 motorcycle oil, if you mean brand I usually use valvoline but brands just have different additives which won’t make a noticeable difference.
what could go wrong Yea that’s all that’s all I read online was motorcycle type 10w 40 which is what I’ll doZ still can’t decide between synthetic and regular oil. I have a 2006 Bandit 1200 S and I ran it around the block but made sure everything came out, and put in synthetic. Not sure what dudes using before I bought it. But I think synthetic has to be better at that viscosity right? - I appreciate your knowledge and input man
Either way, you're in the wind and I hope you're having fun and staying safe. 1200S is a lot of bike, even for me, and it's my 4th bike so things might have worked out best. Not saying it's your first, idk, its just fast. Enjoy
I bought a Suzuki Bandit 600 from 2003 and during a research on the model this video of yours appeared to me 😃
I was incredulous because I have been following your channel for a long time because of the technology videos 😄
What a pleasant surprise 😉
Thanks for sharing
Same thing happened to me, at first I thought the yt app was glitching and showing a wrong channel name 😄😄
Thanks! I just enjoy taking things apart. And trust me... Ive hurt myself with screw drivers more often than id like to admit.
Great Vid!! I put a piece of cardboard between the oil filter and the headers to keep oil off the headers. Worked pretty good and saved me from some cleanup (and smoke) later. Nice bike by the way!! Thanks again
Glad I could help! And good idea with that cardboard. I totally should have done that.
Everyone who watches this should know if you only tighten the filter hand tight it will leak all over the bike. The MANUAL says DON'T TIGHTEN HAND TIGHT. USE THE SPECIAL TOOL AND TURN TWO FULL TURNS PAST CONTACT. It's the only filter I've ever see like that but it is essential to follow the instructions. I know this from personal experience.
Atta boy! Thanks for watching.
best one ! the shortest and the most clear explanation.
Thanks, simple to follow. Much appreciated
Wish my 2002 bandit 1200 was pretty mine was rode hard and put up wet its whole life by original owner. That one is very nice. I am glad the guy that had mine took real good care of it just all the pretty was rode off it still runs perfect
Hard to tell on the video...do you check the level (glass window) on the side stand or center stand?
The bike needs to be on the center stand
I was waiting for you to drag a Stanley knife blade up the tank and slice open the seat lol.. so what levels do tanks scratch at lol..
This is bloody crazy.. In my garage is both a Bandit (97) and Dragstar 1100 (00). You have had both. I am not a stalker, i promise.
Did my first ever oik change all alone today. Went fine I think.. no leaks so far. 😂
Hi. Do you know what car oil filter will be compatible? Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki can be compatible with Hyundai, Kia, Toyota car oil filter. I think Suzuki also has the same.
Full synthetic? 5w20? Type of oil, please, and then do a video on draining the oil cooler.
Ron Crandall most likely I’ve seen 10w 40 listed before but that seems way to thick
Should be 10w40 semi synth
What is the part number of oil filter do you use? Got 2002 model gsf 750cc
Should there be a magnet in sump bung?
Is this the same for a 1200 k2 bandit? It’s the same year.
Nice one easy oil change explained thanks
is putting it on the center stand good enough to drain it all out?
Jerry your smart as shit, i cant even use a screwdriver without injuring myself
Did you need longer bolts to put the crash bars on? I have them and have not put them on yet and was wondering if I might run into that problem.
***** The bike is my buddies, and It was like that when he bought it.. So I am not sure what size bolts he used.
Simple to follow thanks... Gna have a go..
what kind of oil do u recomend
I run 10w40 motorcycle oil, if you mean brand I usually use valvoline but brands just have different additives which won’t make a noticeable difference.
oh thank you for info
Great tutorial, you might have some potential on TH-cam, keep it up!
Which oil should I use ?
there are free manuals online you can download online that tell you exactly what oil Suzuki prefers
What type of oil did you use?
Motorcycle have important special oil go to your nearest auto parts store and they will tell you what you need
But for this bike I believe it's a 5w 30 mut the oil has to be motorcycle 5w30
Here you go
Sorry I gave false info mine takes 10w 40
what could go wrong Yea that’s all that’s all I read online was motorcycle type 10w 40 which is what I’ll doZ still can’t decide between synthetic and regular oil. I have a 2006 Bandit 1200 S and I ran it around the block but made sure everything came out, and put in synthetic. Not sure what dudes using before I bought it. But I think synthetic has to be better at that viscosity right? - I appreciate your knowledge and input man
you forgot to drain the oil cooler! Love those K&N wrench offs, I run them too
Won't hurt only a tiny amount 8n there
Probably one of your least watched videos I GUESS! i am interesting in getting a 2002 Bandit 1200, what do you think about the vehicle?
I love my 02 1200s, however make sure to keep up with the carburetors.
Did you ever buy it? I just got one this week, it's awesome !!
@@dustinpollard6237 Unfortunately I did not. I bought a Z750s - because of fuel injection.
Either way, you're in the wind and I hope you're having fun and staying safe. 1200S is a lot of bike, even for me, and it's my 4th bike so things might have worked out best. Not saying it's your first, idk, its just fast. Enjoy
@@dustinpollard6237 The number of bikes you need is always "n+1". Where "n" is the current number of bike(s). :D Thanks and you too!
thanks for the video
Alex Tea No problem! Thanks for watching!
should have drained the oil cooler as well apart from that good tuition
On my there are not original pipes and after removing filter I can not get it out! F..ck
Wtf why do you skip through the process like that with no detail?? Bit pointless
Never used engine flush, did not drain oil fully and did not fit filter correctly. Worst ever oil and filter change ever.
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