Hey kingjoffyjoe, I enjoy your videos. On the gearbox…when you change the oil, you start at operating temperature so when you fill the gearbox to the correct spec ( when it runs out the check plug hole ) you are good to go. When you pour the new oil in, it quickly comes up to operating temperature and expands, because your machine is still hot. That’s why there is nothing in the service manual regarding that point.The gears and case do not cool down very fast. No need to do anything else. Just put the plug in and ride. Have a great day my friend.
I think it's a good Idea to change this oil way before it recommends it. Oil is relatively cheap compared to gearbox problems. Im doing mine at 2500 miles.
Very informative! It would've taken me forever to figure this out. Also, when they say two years, they're probably thinking more the casual rider. Not someone who's using the Ryker as their exclusive ride.
Hey boss just a tip....W on the oil bottle stands for Winter, not Weight regarding lowest rated temperatures for start up, based on the viscosity of the oil type. #technician #StreetDrsLLC
That's not actually right because you're putting in cold oil when the oil gets hot it expands so there's going to be more so you have to fill it up then you have to run it then you have to check it while it's still at running temperature
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Hey kingjoffyjoe, I enjoy your videos. On the gearbox…when you change the oil, you start at operating temperature so when you fill the gearbox to the correct spec ( when it runs out the check plug hole ) you are good to go. When you pour the new oil in, it quickly comes up to operating temperature and expands, because your machine is still hot. That’s why there is nothing in the service manual regarding that point.The gears and case do not cool down very fast. No need to do anything else. Just put the plug in and ride. Have a great day my friend.
I think it's a good Idea to change this oil way before it recommends it. Oil is relatively cheap compared to gearbox problems. Im doing mine at 2500 miles.
Nice Informative video.thank you for taking the time to put this all together. Ride safe..
Thanks for watching!
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My pleasure 😊
Very informative! It would've taken me forever to figure this out.
Also, when they say two years, they're probably thinking more the casual rider. Not someone who's using the Ryker as their exclusive ride.
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Glad to hear it
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Really informative videos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Helpful video!
Shouldn't it take Synthetic gear oil SAE 75-140, instead of engine oil?
The manual calls for engine oil... Gear oil does seem like it would be what would be in there but it's not there is gear oil in the rear end though...
The engine oil is the standard recommendation. Gear oil is recommended for hot climates.
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Nice video. What kind of funnel was that ?
Changed mine today and the oil that came out was bright cloudy orange. Think it's broken 😂
Hi Sir ! Can you give me the link to buy the hose that you had connected to the quart of oil you used to pour the oil in the gearbox please ?
Were can i get the o rings for the bolts when i replace them or part num Thanks
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Hey kingjoffyjoe,
Do you know want size the drain plug is ?
I just wanted to know I have the right tools and torque / wrench on hand before I start.
Hey boss just a tip....W on the oil bottle stands for Winter, not Weight regarding lowest rated temperatures for start up, based on the viscosity of the oil type. #technician #StreetDrsLLC
Thanks for the tip!
What oil do u use for ur Ryker engine
Hey Kingjoffyjoe how often should u change all your oils .on the bike .
6000 miles or every year
Hi,
What size are the washers /orings
Do you got video changing transmission fluid
yes look in my diy vids did it like 2 years ago
Hello. What are the dimensions of those oil drain plugs washers? Thank you :-)
No idea
Do you know the part numbers for the sealing washer on the drain plug?
O-Ring
420552280
www.canampartshouse.com/oemparts/c/can_am_motorcycle_2019/parts
did you use a BRP o ring to replace on the bottom plug ? or was it a common size o ring you can get at the hardware store?
BRP
Where did you get your o-ring from?
@@daontetrotter1 auto parts store
@@kingjoffyjoe413 any o-ring or do they have brp
Did you only replace the o-ring on the drain plug or all 3?
i had the kit so i cjanged all of them
@@kingjoffyjoe413do you have a link for the kit?
You stop when it comes out the oil level hole. Then screw in both screws!
That's not actually right because you're putting in cold oil when the oil gets hot it expands so there's going to be more so you have to fill it up then you have to run it then you have to check it while it's still at running temperature
how many miles is the change made
Huh
I this a Rally?
Yes
Oil dont expand. Where in the world did someone tell you that. Dont matter if its hot, cold, luke warm, room temp.
Dude I drive a cdl lubricate truck and oil does expand especially when it gets hot u mite want to do a recheck on your info
Gears???, it's a belt
Inside Transmission, there are metal gears that make the belt go around! Can Am service manual has all the info.
You can literally see the gear from the fill hole.