Any rider can and should be able to change their oil/filter but the best part is the small precautions you mentioned; watching out for hot exhaust pipes, news paper on the floor, foil to avoid oil from spilling on the exhaust pipe etc... GREAT VIDEO - THANK YOU!
Great video. I'm doing this for the first time. Always been very anxious if that's the right word to use about doing work on my bike myself. Your video helps a lot man. Respect from Belfast 👍🏻 ride safe everyone 🤜🏻🤛🏻
great video bro. I got a 2005 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R and I'm about to do is first oil change and after watching your video didn't seem that complicated. thanks again.
that was a very very good video and it helped me a lot. thank you for posting it. I have the exact same bike color and everything. so this is good for me.
Did oil on my 04, and due oil cooler in front of the filter, space is far more limited. I did the same thing, covered pipes with tin foil, and blissfully kept pipes clean. Only one thing to say, oil filter is very important bit to the life of your engine so always use OEM filter. They're made by Denso and are of very high quality. Do not bother with K&N or any other brand. They're likely cheaped out pieces of shit. OEM's may even be cheaper than the Walmart crap, but most importantly, you'll know your engine gets the protection it needs.
Good video thank you. Two questions. Where did you get that rear hugger? And I noticed near the end you had a red blinking light with an oil can flashing. Mine does that as well. Is that normal?
Sorry for the late reply but hand tight is right. You put a little coat of oil around the rubber seal and that'll seal it enough. Tighten it on with a tool and the next time you go to change, you will curse your self out and most likely need help getting it off
Hey Bro. question I know this is off topic. But have you ever changed your end cap for your handles ? I looked for ones that have the same width and diameter with screw ons but have had no luck. ones I see aren't screw on like they dont have the grooves to screw on. They might be 22mm or 7/8 which i think is the size but no luck finding screw ons.
Hey hows it going great video quick question where or what does that yellow or tan hose with the cap on it go to? Mine came off and I can’t figure out where to hook it back up to? Thanks
@@dmckimmey1 just got done my oil change and my bike is running very hot 200-210*F. This got me thinking is She’ll Rotella T6 15W-40 ok? The forums said yes but now I’m skeptical
@@Thumperwrestler That stuff comes up as desiel motor oil. I only put motorcycle oil in mine. I used Valvoline 4-Stroke Motorcycle Full Synthetic SAE 10W-40 Motor Oil that 15w maybe to thick which will not move through the motor and oil cooler like with the 10w. These machines are very particular about the products you put in and on them. It could also be a separate issue altogether which would involve the cooling system... thermostat stuck partially closed.
no her bike was completely stock the tires that are on it are the original tires when she bought it brand new. they do look a little bit bigger but they are much smaller than even mine on my ZX10R
oil change every 1000 miles?! 300 miles?! LMAO WTF. Who told you to do that? Bro, use full synthetic and change every 4000-5000 miles. Ill easily ride 600 miles in a day road trip on my zx10r. That would mean I would have to stop mid trip to do an oil change. And thats just one way, then again on the way back! Haha, that's crazy bro. Even 1000 mile oil changes are ridiculous. I guess y'all don't "really" ride your bikes. OR maybe you misspoke and or I might've missunderstood you. But I'm pretty sure I heard you right. I'm dumbfounded that guys are changing their oil that regularly.
Highway miles are always better city miles. So having my rides mostly in the city I'll change it more often. I do have an issue with not using my bike for more than a month and the fluids main oil and fuel going bad so I'll change the oil more often.
Any rider can and should be able to change their oil/filter but the best part is the small precautions you mentioned; watching out for hot exhaust pipes, news paper on the floor, foil to avoid oil from spilling on the exhaust pipe etc... GREAT VIDEO - THANK YOU!
Great video. I'm doing this for the first time. Always been very anxious if that's the right word to use about doing work on my bike myself. Your video helps a lot man. Respect from Belfast 👍🏻 ride safe everyone 🤜🏻🤛🏻
great video bro. I got a 2005 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R and I'm about to do is first oil change and after watching your video didn't seem that complicated. thanks again.
No problem
Thanks for the video. Great attention to detail and very helpful.
also very informative vid. I will use as reference for my 08 zx10r thank u.
that was a very very good video and it helped me a lot. thank you for posting it. I have the exact same bike color and everything. so this is good for me.
Did oil on my 04, and due oil cooler in front of the filter, space is far more limited. I did the same thing, covered pipes with tin foil, and blissfully kept pipes clean. Only one thing to say, oil filter is very important bit to the life of your engine so always use OEM filter. They're made by Denso and are of very high quality. Do not bother with K&N or any other brand. They're likely cheaped out pieces of shit. OEM's may even be cheaper than the Walmart crap, but most importantly, you'll know your engine gets the protection it needs.
Very helpful video, thanks. I have a 2008 Zx10r that's looks identical to yours and a 2011 zx600 🏍✊🏼🤙🏼
I don't know if I'm wrong but I do think that new filter should first be filled oil before install. But nice video anyway ,thanks for sharing.
You can do it that way but you may spill oil but it'll work
Your not wrong the filter should have some oil to prime
Good video thank you. Two questions. Where did you get that rear hugger? And I noticed near the end you had a red blinking light with an oil can flashing. Mine does that as well. Is that normal?
I picked it up from a buddy whip had his motorcycle stolen. That's just the low oil pressure indicator, normal.
How many liters of oíl did you use?
U don't tighten the new oil filter ? Just by hand and tgats it ?
Sorry for the late reply but hand tight is right. You put a little coat of oil around the rubber seal and that'll seal it enough. Tighten it on with a tool and the next time you go to change, you will curse your self out and most likely need help getting it off
Hey Bro. question I know this is off topic. But have you ever changed your end cap for your handles ? I looked for ones that have the same width and diameter with screw ons but have had no luck. ones I see aren't screw on like they dont have the grooves to screw on. They might be 22mm or 7/8 which i think is the size but no luck finding screw ons.
Dam almost a year late... no I haven't tried to remove them or change them
Question I'm new at this those two plugs or screws on the crank case what are they called mines are completely stripped and don't know how to get them
I'm not sure what they are called but I'll try to find out
Hey hows it going great video quick question where or what does that yellow or tan hose with the cap on it go to? Mine came off and I can’t figure out where to hook it back up to? Thanks
That's the over flow drain tube from the fuel tank. Helps keep it from dripping all over the motorcycle.
Good video 👌 exactly how to do it
I beleive this is the same as the 2004, correct? thanks for posting
Yes it is
@@dmckimmey1 just got done my oil change and my bike is running very hot 200-210*F. This got me thinking is She’ll Rotella T6 15W-40 ok? The forums said yes but now I’m skeptical
@@Thumperwrestler That stuff comes up as desiel motor oil. I only put motorcycle oil in mine. I used Valvoline 4-Stroke Motorcycle Full Synthetic SAE 10W-40 Motor Oil that 15w maybe to thick which will not move through the motor and oil cooler like with the 10w. These machines are very particular about the products you put in and on them. It could also be a separate issue altogether which would involve the cooling system... thermostat stuck partially closed.
@@dmckimmey1 would the higher viscosity oil affect the thermostat switch? It’s about 50-100*F here in Philly.
nice vid. your red ninja 500 has wide tires.is it still 160 rear?
no her bike was completely stock the tires that are on it are the original tires when she bought it brand new. they do look a little bit bigger but they are much smaller than even mine on my ZX10R
Should've put the year on the title.
Quang Lam , i did it's a 2008
I think they mean in the youtube title. It will help you get more views. Thanks for the video!
grphx7 yes, I think so. Anything for views.
oil change every 1000 miles?! 300 miles?! LMAO WTF. Who told you to do that? Bro, use full synthetic and change every 4000-5000 miles. Ill easily ride 600 miles in a day road trip on my zx10r. That would mean I would have to stop mid trip to do an oil change. And thats just one way, then again on the way back! Haha, that's crazy bro. Even 1000 mile oil changes are ridiculous. I guess y'all don't "really" ride your bikes. OR maybe you misspoke and or I might've missunderstood you. But I'm pretty sure I heard you right. I'm dumbfounded that guys are changing their oil that regularly.
Highway miles are always better city miles. So having my rides mostly in the city I'll change it more often. I do have an issue with not using my bike for more than a month and the fluids main oil and fuel going bad so I'll change the oil more often.
Should of pre filled the filter with oil first fella
Shot everytime he says "uuuhh"
Thanks