I have to change my buddies Can Am oil later today. I looked through about 10 videos before findings his one and this was the first that actually, quickly and simply explained the procedure. Thanks for a QUALITY video without 20 minutes of extra drama and excess yacking....Thank You!
Great video, all the other guys that attempted to post this wouldn't show how to actually do this service they just talked alot and then said they were done and talked about every thing except how the oil change is done. Thanks for the step by step video.
I have a 2012 RSS SE-5. Thank you so much for making the video so detailed and clear! I did my oil change myself and have a lot more confidence in maintenance as a whole. The only thing I could add is that my oil drain plugs didnt loosen until I warmed up the ride to a good 4 notches. After that, ur instructions were golden. Much respect.
I don't know how you do it. I don't even own one of these bikes, but I still find each of your tutorials amazingly interesting. Well done! Aloha. Clayton
Great video thank you. I’m not particularly mechanically inclined so this helped tremendously. I needed step by step directions. Also if you do a brake pad change can you make a video of that please with the same level of direction? Thanks again.
this is a great video even tho I haven't seen it before it appears hes using allen wrenches better to use torxs heads on the drain plugs the grade of oil is 5w40 full syn.
Hi you sound Aussie 😊 I have a 2008 Can-am Spyder I live I. The country so long way to nearest town and I’m pretty sure I need to drain the petrol and put fresh petrol in as last time she seemed like she was a bit starved for fuel and I couldn’t risk being stuck in the middle of nowhere I have very low kilometres on her but my my question is would l need to change the whole fuel filter and petrol or what’s your thoughts on just draining the petrol and putting fresh petrol in? She is always garaged and has very low kilometres and I’m not mechanical at all I have tried to look online where to drain the fuel from but no luck so far any chance you have any idea for me please. I’m tired of asking for help around here so I would like to do it myself. Thanks for listening 😊 and yes I’m female if you can’t already tell 😂
Going to do my spring oil change in the next week or so. This is my first one on my 2013 Spyder RSS SE5. I have a service manual and have located the torque specs for the oil tank/pan plugs, but can't seem to find them for the oil filter and HCM filter housings. I was just wondering if anyone would know them or know where they are located in the manual.
These plugs are susceptible to stripping where the tool is inserted. Many people have replaced them with normal hex nut ends rather than the Alan key type fitting. Could this be your problem?
I have to change my buddies Can Am oil later today. I looked through about 10 videos before findings his one and this was the first that actually, quickly and simply explained the procedure. Thanks for a QUALITY video without 20 minutes of extra drama and excess yacking....Thank You!
Great video, all the other guys that attempted to post this wouldn't show how to actually do this service they just talked alot and then said they were done and talked about every thing except how the oil change is done. Thanks for the step by step video.
Great video. First one I've found that actually shows the oil change step by step.
Awesome video! Very well done! Clear and easy to follow instructions with no excess yapping like so many others. Thank you!
I have a 2012 RSS SE-5. Thank you so much for making the video so detailed and clear! I did my oil change myself and have a lot more confidence in maintenance as a whole. The only thing I could add is that my oil drain plugs didnt loosen until I warmed up the ride to a good 4 notches. After that, ur instructions were golden. Much respect.
I don't know how you do it. I don't even own one of these bikes, but I still find each of your tutorials amazingly interesting. Well done! Aloha. Clayton
That's what I was looking for in regards to changing the oil. Appreciate the help and nice video.
Great video, we managed my Spyder's first oil change on our own :) Thanks a lot.
Marta Gil - thanks. Appreciate the feedback. Doesn't it feel good to do this stuff yourself!
Marta Gil - bought it second hand. It's a Godiver screen from here. www.godiva.co.nz
how good is this video? one of the best ive ever seen, well done top marks....Jim-uk
Best regards from Poland !!!
Great video thank you. I’m not particularly mechanically inclined so this helped tremendously. I needed step by step directions. Also if you do a brake pad change can you make a video of that please with the same level of direction? Thanks again.
Tks.. It's really helpful I'm about to do my oil change right now....
Great video! I found it very helpful.
Great easy video .. thank you very much i will do my 2012 RT next time ..
thank you very helpful
excellent !! Video friend !! I would like to publish the number of the oil filter! thx !!
wonder why they dont use the quick release screws on all the fairing??
Hey dude~ What about clutch fluid?
this is a great video even tho I haven't seen it before it appears hes using allen wrenches better to use torxs heads on the drain plugs the grade of oil is 5w40 full syn.
I was about to ask that question about the oil type , do you recommend any particular brand
Hello, could write the original part number of the oil filter
Hi you sound Aussie 😊 I have a 2008 Can-am Spyder I live I. The country so long way to nearest town and I’m pretty sure I need to drain the petrol and put fresh petrol in as last time she seemed like she was a bit starved for fuel and I couldn’t risk being stuck in the middle of nowhere I have very low kilometres on her but my my question is would l need to change the whole fuel filter and petrol or what’s your thoughts on just draining the petrol and putting fresh petrol in? She is always garaged and has very low kilometres and I’m not mechanical at all I have tried to look online where to drain the fuel from but no luck so far any chance you have any idea for me please. I’m tired of asking for help around here so I would like to do it myself. Thanks for listening 😊 and yes I’m female if you can’t already tell 😂
Going to do my spring oil change in the next week or so. This is my first one on my 2013 Spyder RSS SE5. I have a service manual and have located the torque specs for the oil tank/pan plugs, but can't seem to find them for the oil filter and HCM filter housings. I was just wondering if anyone would know them or know where they are located in the manual.
can you show how to access the battery thanks
What year is your trike? I have a 2010 Spyder RS and was going to try to change the oil myself. Thanks
Whats the torque that needs to be applied to drain screws?
Good video. Are there torque specs for the plugs and hex bolts?
There are torque settings but I never refer to them. The plugs just need to be tightened till they are firm.
21mm is 13/16 buddy..
thank you for your help I am sad that you quit your vidios
13/16 in is 21mm socket
Is in it has another oil filter on the other side ?
Sedrak Tovmasyan - only one filter for the manual model. The auto has two, as you point out.
What year was the spider in this video??
2012 SM5
WHAT GRADE OIL DO YOU USE?
Motorcycle grade full synthetic
I can not get the oil plug out? What am I doing wrong?
These plugs are susceptible to stripping where the tool is inserted. Many people have replaced them with normal hex nut ends rather than the Alan key type fitting.
Could this be your problem?
I figured out what was wrong. The darn thing was sheared off. I will have to wait till Tuesday when shops open. :(
What weight do you guys usually run for oil, 10w40?
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Its American size for the lug nuts. Weird.