Step by step oil change for 02 raptor?
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Step by step oil change for 02 raptor?
I don't have any links but I can tell you how to do it.
First start the quad and let it get warm. Warming up the oil gets any particals up into the oil instead of just sitting in the bottom. I always remove the skid plate so it's not so messy, there is six bolts that hold the skid plate on. Drain the oil tank, there is a plug right in the bottom of it. I collect it in a funnel so I can redirect it, otherwise it drains right onto the frame. Then drain the crank case, the plug is right next to where the shifter comes out of the transmission. If you have removed the skid plate you can catch the oil without making a mess. Then change the filter, always lube up the new filters gasket with some fresh oil. Refill the oil tank. It takes about two quarts but it will not hold it all at once. You need to fill the tank and then start it for a minute so it can pump the oil down into the engine and then you can put in some more and check it, add some, check it till you get it right. I have heard some guys that don't change the filter everytime, I don't know if thats okay or not but I change mine everytime I change the oil. The Yamaha brand filter is pretty expensive and I use Amsoil 0/40 wich is pretty pricey as well. But I'd rather be safe. I can't afford to replace the engine.
First start the quad and let it get warm. Warming up the oil gets any particals up into the oil instead of just sitting in the bottom. I always remove the skid plate so it's not so messy, there is six bolts that hold the skid plate on. Drain the oil tank, there is a plug right in the bottom of it. I collect it in a funnel so I can redirect it, otherwise it drains right onto the frame. Then drain the crank case, the plug is right next to where the shifter comes out of the transmission. If you have removed the skid plate you can catch the oil without making a mess. Then change the filter, always lube up the new filters gasket with some fresh oil. Refill the oil tank. It takes about two quarts but it will not hold it all at once. You need to fill the tank and then start it for a minute so it can pump the oil down into the engine and then you can put in some more and check it, add some, check it till you get it right. I have heard some guys that don't change the filter everytime, I don't know if thats okay or not but I change mine everytime I change the oil. The Yamaha brand filter is pretty expensive and I use Amsoil 0/40 wich is pretty pricey as well. But I'd rather be safe. I can't afford to replace the engine.
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Step by step oil change for 02 raptor?
I would change the filter everytime. If not it is like taking a shower and putting you dirty underware back on. The filter is the part that stops all the dirt and metal from the motor anyway my 2 cent's worth. I use the Hiflofiltro style filters and they are cheap you can get them off e-bay. I also change my oil every 25 hr the motors run at some high rpm's and get run hard and the cost is nothing compared to my ford 250 power stroke it take 4 gal of oil [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]
BassBlaster has is down to the letter nice instructions
BassBlaster has is down to the letter nice instructions
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