Honda CBR 929 RR Fireblade Oil & Oil Filter Change
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2020
- Change oil and oil filter every 12,000 km (8000 miles).
Oil type: API grade SE, SF or SG.
Oil viscosity SAE 10W40.
Oil + oil filter 3.7 litres.
Before changing the oil, warm up the engine so the oil will drain easily.
Refill the engine to the proper level. Start the engine and let it run for two or three minutes. Shut it off, wait a few minutes then check the oil level. Add more oil to bring the level close to the maximum line. Do not overfill.
Truly a legend, thank you sir
To mi się przyda, zaraz będę grzebać przy swojej, oleje filtry i opony :)
Great video, thanks for sharing
Wonderful
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Hi, thanks so much for your videos. Where did you find the service manual? I'm looking for it...
Try eBay, marketplace you will definitely find it
Fill the new oil filter up with oil before fitting 👍
Ian Spatchett you can do but you don't have to.
Kinda hard when they are vertical mounted
@@kx250braap it won't spill out due to the back flow cup inside the filter. I do it all the time
hello my friend, I changed the oil on my cbr929rr motorcycle, I wanted to know how many kilometers *KM* I should do the change again. could you help answer me?
There is a description under the video and everything is written.
Hi majkel..every how many months do you change the engine oil or mileage do you change the engine oil?
The manufacturer recommends changing every 12,000 km or 8,000 miles. However, I change more often. Recently changed after 3 thousand. Even if you don't do that many kilometers, change it at least once a year. You must also replace the oil filter together with the oil.
@@majkel7118 thank you brother..
I would love to find those R&G covers for my engine. I have a CBR929RR model 2000.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R-G-Engine-Case-Covers-PAIR-for-Honda-CBR929RR-954RR-2000-2001-2002-2003-/323859741986?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
@@majkel7118 Brother, I wanted to clarify such oil, can I pour semi-synthetics into this motorcycle? The motorcycle is powerful
@@PilotAlex1306 Yes, it should be semi synthetic 10W40 in those old engines
Siemanko. Takie pytanie do Ciebie, ponieważ moje Moto (też 929) stało całą zimę w garażu. Teraz będę chciał wymienić oleje z filtrem no i wypadłoby nagrzać maszynę tak jak Ty to zrobiłeś. Ale pytanie czy to zdrowe dla silnika na starym oleju po całej zimie stania i nie przepalania ?
Rozgrzej oczywiście że nic mu nie będzie. Tylko najlepiej się przejechać aby rozgrzać, tak mówi serwisówka. Przejedź się 10-15 minut niech chwilę ostygnie i do dzieła.
@@majkel7118 w porządku. Dzięki za odpowiedź
What front and rear stands are you using?
Dataoteching Riding the cheapest from eBay and I had it many years now.
Spoko ale z praktyki wiem że lepiej pierw odkręcić filtr oleju a dopiero potem spuści olej, jak odkręcisz filtr oleju to część starego oleju wylatuje na zewnątrz a część do miski nie dużo ale jednak 👍
Masz rację, teraz już też tak robię.
Will a 1000 cluster work on the 954? I’d like to update mine some kind of way
I thought it was weird how mine idled I guess that's normal for these
does the oil10w 40 differ from a car?
Yes, it should be motorcycle oil.
No, but i use full synthetic
@@tinalconnell3554 lmao💀
@@tinalconnell3554 honda recommends semi/part synthetic
@@amantek3545 it’s curious that they do, given there is more physical durability in a full synthetic vs Standard / Semi.
Why the fuck are you unscrewing the fairing? Just stick a rubber glove on and stick your hand through the hole in the side fairing and grab filter and loosen it. You can easily drain without removing the lower fairing too.
Because I'm not lazy. To have easier access. Also so that the oil from the filter does not leak onto the plastics.
Absolutely unnecessary to mess with the fairing. I’ve done 30 oil changes and never touched it one time
@@tinalconnell3554 cool! He doesn't like getting his bike dirty and why would he?😍 gorgeous bike brother
@@majkel7118 your bike looks immaculate by the way👌
Some may say it's unnecessary but isn't a motorcycle usually pretty unnecessary? Do it for the love :)
Engine oil warm , hotter is better, wear gloves, remove filter first as it contains dirty oil. Use foil to create a funnel between exhaust pipes.
After oil has drained flush with some fresh oil (150ml) to clean out the last bit of dirty oil. Don't start engine until oil is full capacity. 3.7Litres or whatever . .
The oil was warm, so I showed the temperature at the beginning of the video. Gloves are for girls, a real mechanic will never wear gloves. A real mechanic loves being dirty and smelling gasoline. For the rest of the stuff, you may be right.
Majkel - disagree with your glove comment. Due to the numerous additives in many modern automotive fluids, most auto mechanics definitely wear gloves. Adds additional grip too vs skin
Davide DuTremblay yes but most "mechanic's" this days wearing gloves even when they change tyres for you.
@ImBetterTV I am not mechanic. I do it just for fun. I talk about mechanic's who is afraid to begin dirty. Wearing gloves even for changing brake pads, plugs etc. Oil will not kill you other chemicals can.
@@majkel7118 hahahha, 60c is perfect for a hand wash, especially in cooler weather :p
Meticulous ... if nothing else