ds650 oil system
#1
Hello,
I recently purchased a new ds650. I am in the process of doing the 10 hr oil change. I followed the procedures from the owners manual, drained the changed the filter. But I can't seem to get more than 1 qt to go in to the fill tank by the handlebar. It is almost as if it won't take it down to the engine. i ran the engine , red light goes off but oil want to spurt out the fill cap. Anyone have similar problems ??. how much oil does the actual crankcase hold (less the fill tank). I'm worried that there is no oil in the engine, or i have a plugged line from the tank to the engine.
Thanks for all advice.
I recently purchased a new ds650. I am in the process of doing the 10 hr oil change. I followed the procedures from the owners manual, drained the changed the filter. But I can't seem to get more than 1 qt to go in to the fill tank by the handlebar. It is almost as if it won't take it down to the engine. i ran the engine , red light goes off but oil want to spurt out the fill cap. Anyone have similar problems ??. how much oil does the actual crankcase hold (less the fill tank). I'm worried that there is no oil in the engine, or i have a plugged line from the tank to the engine.
Thanks for all advice.
#2
Did you drain the oil tank and the case? Sounds like you didn't. That one is a biotch. Cut a milk jug or find a large funnel. Good luck. My first couple... and then a few more down the road, were very messy.
#3
no. just drained the case as the manual specified. nothing said to drain the tank. there is a plug of some sort on the left rear top side of the engine. it looks like a place to put oil in. should i put the new oil in there ??
#4
i am about to change the oil in mine tomorrow for the first time. Do a search on here for oil change and you will get tons of information on how to do it correctly. I printed out a bunch of instruction s and I am crossing my fingers.
#5
Originally posted by: albacore44
no. just drained the case as the manual specified. nothing said to drain the tank. there is a plug of some sort on the left rear top side of the engine. it looks like a place to put oil in. should i put the new oil in there ??
no. just drained the case as the manual specified. nothing said to drain the tank. there is a plug of some sort on the left rear top side of the engine. it looks like a place to put oil in. should i put the new oil in there ??
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Originally posted by: FatHolly
Did you drain the oil tank and the case? Sounds like you didn't. That one is a biotch. Cut a milk jug or find a large funnel. Good luck. My first couple... and then a few more down the road, were very messy.
Did you drain the oil tank and the case? Sounds like you didn't. That one is a biotch. Cut a milk jug or find a large funnel. Good luck. My first couple... and then a few more down the road, were very messy.
#7
back to my problem. i completely drained the engine, but not the tank. i can only get about 1 quart in to the tank before it comes out the top and it wont go down. i don't think it is draing down to the engine
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From: Landrum, South Carolina, elevation 986'
Originally posted by: albacore44
back to my problem. i completely drained the engine, but not the tank. i can only get about 1 quart in to the tank before it comes out the top and it wont go down. i don't think it is draing down to the engine
back to my problem. i completely drained the engine, but not the tank. i can only get about 1 quart in to the tank before it comes out the top and it wont go down. i don't think it is draing down to the engine
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#9
Look at where the hose comes out of the tank in the front. The hose runs from the tank down under the radiator and back up to the motor. That line has a screen in it where it comes out of the tank. Take that line off at the tank and unscrew the fitting. Check that screen for trash. I never knew about the screen until I joined the forums and it gets pretty nasty from time to time. I check mine every other oil change. I also always change filter and drain the tank and the case. Mine holds a gallon of oil when its empty. I also put an oil guage on mine so I know how much pressure I have at all times. PM me if you need any help.
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