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CBR600rr OIl Change 2007-2012 - DIY Maintenance Series
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CycleCruza performs an oil change on his 2008 Honda CBR600rr. DIY Maintenance Series
I went by the repair manual instructions for this bike and got a few tips off the forums such as the k&n filter with the 17mm nut and using aluminum foil under the filter.
This video was a major help for me today looking to many more
First oil change on my 07 cbr600rr! Woot woot! Thanks! 🙌
I'm still wondering why I was never subscribed?!?!?!?! I've been watching your videos for the past 4-5 years.
been awhile since i had to look back and do another oil change and glad i can come back after so many years and watch this video again
@Darius Gunn - You only remove the filter when you have drained the oil first. Since you put fresh oil in, you do not remove the oil filter. You will have to start over.
Hey bro thanks for watching! I appreciate it. I hope you get healed up fast.
I just watched this video and completed my first oil change on my first ever motorcycle 👍🏾 thank you @CycleCruza
Thanks man. Putting the aluminum foil was a great tip, saved me some cleanup...lol. Excellent video.
No, always the honda dealership. You can get the same washer at your honda car dealership as well. It's just a cush washer. Tthe car dealership parts dept has the same part number.
I have a 2002 but I feel this may be similar to my bike. My oil light just popped up! perfect timing
Hey Cyclecruza! Love the videos just bought a 2007 CRB 600RR today, Love it! Previous owner said it's due for an oil change so thanks for the helpful video! BTW where did you see that using diesel oil is ok on a sportbike? I'm not an expert just was surprised.. I'm going to use what the Honda owners manual suggests: Pro Honda GN4 SAE 10W-30 $27.95 Amazon Prime.
Thanks! I tried to be thorough and give more details to make it easier for newbs.
turns out i did put the washer on there.. phew! just need to pay attention next time. do you change your oil every 8000 as manual states or more often?
Same basic steps for all motorcycles really, just like most car oil changes are the same except the oil filter maybe located in a different location. Fairly easy. Just make sure to replace the seal washer that goes on the drain bolt, avoid using the same one.
yeah but you will have oil on your pipes, also you should take the the lower fairings off to check your coolant.
So, whats the story with the zombie?
hey thanks for your insight but how could it wear out your clutch? there are guys on the 600rr forums with over 50k miles and still rides like brand new.
Email sent from shell when asked if this was good for motorcycles.
"Rotella T 6 does have the JASO MA and JASO DH2 approvals and is
suitable for use in motorcycles. The Rotella T6 warranty is
unaffected. -Shell Technical"
when the bike is running you shouldn't see any oil in the oil level right? cause that's what i'm seeing when I have the oil leveled when it's off..
you mean the brake fluid? Refer to your owner's manual on when you should change it. I will be doing a diy video on that in the future.
Taking off the whole fairing is GREAT advice.
Yeah I had to learn the hard way when I first did an oil change. lol Some people don't even take the fairings off but it's almost impossible to avoid a mess doing it that way.
I'm just getting around to all of your vids there great man even tho I only ride r1s but as I'm fixing my bike and letting my foot recover more your vids hold me over very well keep up the vids brother once I'm healed well have to do one together
Great video!!!! Best oil change video for the 08 cbr600rr by far!
The first time will be a little tough but it gets easier the more you do it...
good to hear. lol I changed mine after 5,500 miles. I will probably change mine every 5k miles. The repair manual says every 8k miles just as you said though.
CAN I USE ANY SYNTHETIC BLEND FOR MY OIL CHANGE OR DOES IT HAVE TO BE THE BRAND YOU'RE USING? I WENT TO WALMART IN MY AREA AND THEY DON'T HAVE IT
why don't you add some oil in the filter because it is going to suck air if not as well as more wear on the internals
I have one but I like the t-handle hex better
I never take the side or bottom fairings off my 08 I just stick my hand through the hole in the side fairing piece o cake
Just came back to see this and you're almost to 100,00 subs!!
cool..thanks for the appropriate term!
can you make a spark plug change video that would be helpful. i go on your page to learn to do everything for my bike thank you. helps save me a lot of money
I hope to get to that one day.
The manual says 10w-30 or did I look it up incorrectly
Something inconsistent in this video is the part number for the drain plug washer. The rest of your AWESOME videos have that. So for those wondering, its 94109-12000
nope---u r going to have to do another oil change and put a cush washer on the bolt or you will get leaks!
I've changed the oil in my 2004 cbr600,last month but didn't change the oil filter that time i just have travelled probably 100 miles after that oil change,can i change the oil filter now without going through the whole cycle again? does it spill if i don't drain out oil n change just oil filter?
As I was changing the oil on my 2007 cbr I took off the 12mm bolt and let the oil drain completely then I put fresh 4qt of oil back in however I attempted to take off the oil filter and it would not come off and the bolt was so stripped that I could fit a 16mm on it.. I have the special Honda tool but I suppose it too late to take off the filter with the fresh oil in the system?? I haven't driven the bike just ran it for 4 minutes that's all. What do I do?
Changed my oil over on my 2008 cbr600rr to royal purple and now hearing a buzzing noise from the tank when in high revs whats up with that ?
the opening zombie noises are from RE2 lol
manual says 10w30
CC, I got an oil change and it took a tech for a while to do an oil chant then usual. Then he took my bike for a ride and came back. After that when I was going home I smelt burning dry leaves/wood. I stopped to check but didn't see a thing. Next day I'd start the bike and it would start smelling again then go away. Do you know what that could be? I asked people how burning oil smells and they say it doesn't smell nothing like leaves/wood. I should of asked a tech, but didn't think much of it. Any ideas what smell could be? Thx man!
i have a stupid question,i never change the brake fuel.do i need to do that? what about you??
good job bro, Thank a tonn
When filling my bike with oil, the oil level went a little past the top line, and didnt take the full 3 qts is this normal? should i just put all 3 qts in?
CycleCruza Any idea why my 08 cbr600rr will not start up? Battery is good. I have it on the tender. I have not touched anything else on the bike. After trying to start. I can smell a little gas fumes. Tried again this morning and while trying to start it let off a pop from the muffler. Read on 600rr.net forum that it could be my spark plugs. If so, is that a pretty easy DIY job? This would happen since I was about to do an oil change and let the oil warm up. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
you can use the same washer it doesnt have to have a new washer saves you money
Im looking for the crush washer online and some places say 12mm ID, and ithers say 12mm OD.. know which one? Besides that, awesome vid brother!
Giomar Jaramillo You might want to STOP riding. You might be low on oil. I don't think Red Light comes on just for maintenance purposes. Just serious stuff.
thanks!
hey cycle, what is the recommended oil weight in the service manual for a 2008 cbr600rr? also quick tip, if you fill your gas tank half way, you will reduce weight and increase mileage. Just another way of getting more mpg
Señor Cruza new bike (2012 CBR600rr) should the oil be replaced at 600 miles?
thanks! I sub'd your channel! Thanks for the comment! Ride safe!
What's a great "budget" torque wrench I can buy?
lol yeah I should have learned that from the last oil change. I tried my very best not to get oil on the ground but failed. lol
CycleCruza how often do you recommend hanging the oil?
Changing*
I disagree on tool tightening the oil filter, hand tightening the oil filter is a better option. Tool tightening can risk over tightening of the filter, the seal can be compromised and start to leak. I always have hand tighten mine and never have a problem, I usually have to use a tool to get it off, which is a good sign.
If you have a good torque wrench you will not have any worries. The K&N filter has a nut on the end so it makes it very easy to tighten to spec. I've never had a problem. If you under tighten the filter you can also get a leak, it's. always best to follow the manufacturer's specified torque level.
CycleCruza If you over tighten then your seal will leak. I've hand tighten mine and i;ve only had to use a tool to get it off. its a factor that I was trying to eliminate, there are sometimes better ways then the manufacturers spec.
Better ways than what hundreds of engineers and millions of dollars have figured out? Not likely. I hand-tight oil filter on my cars and true, they don't leak. But when it comes to my baby, I always buy the right tools and torque to exact specs.
don't know never measured it.
Never understood the zombie thing.. cool though
Thanks for the sub! I appreciate it!
Very helpful vid! Thanks bro
hi just wondering what exhaust on your 600
Hey so my 2008 cbr600rr needs an oil change but long story short I have to wait about a month until I can change it. I've already driven about 200 miles and with the light on and was wondering how bad this is for the engine? I want to keep riding but the oil change light is scaring me and I don't want to mess up the Bike.. What do you think? Should I stop riding for a while or it's not too big a deal? I'm a new rider so I don't really know how bad this is..
Giomar Jaramillo that's not an oil change light that's a warning your oil is too low and should put more oil in it if you were in able to change the oil. if your engine runs out of oil your engine will seize and it'll be a paper weight.
What size torque wrench did you use?
3 quarts is actually 3.4l not 2.8
what socket wrench do you use
The service manual for my 09 cbr 600rr recommends using 10w-30 oils, but you use 5w-40?
Is there a link to the forum about the use of rotella 5w-40 on on honda cbr's?
Thanks
Go to anyy of the cbr forums, most of the guys use Rotella diesel oil. I put on over 11k miles on my bike with this oil and it actually increased my fuel efficiency, just logged a 49 mpg tank the other day. It's good stuff.
3/8"
bruh are you using a diesel oil??
yes 5w 40 is a synthetic for diesels lol
no harm in using diesel oil, the only difference is the diesel oil has more minerals in it and holds viscosity longer than other oils. I use it in my 08 cbr and in a lot of my boosted cars for that reason alone
owners manual says to use 10w30 does it matter if you use the 5w40 i have a 08 cbr 600rr. whats the difference between the oils. thanks
Use the same oil as I do and you will be fine. I've had Rotella T in my bike since aI got it a year and a half ago. It's recommended on the forums.
Sweet thanks
Aryan8Pride8 Hogwash, I've put on over 10k miles (bike has 20k miles) with Rotella synth diesel oil and my bike still rides like new, also I get better fuel efficiency averaging 44 mpg, 2 mpg better than Honda's listed average mpg for this bike.
just being humorous lol
hey i just did my oil change couple days ago before seeing this video.. I put the oil drain bolt back on withOUT a washer.. do you think that's okay??
For anyone reading this 3 years later. Im sure this guy figured out it IS NOT okay. The washer is made out of aluminum which compresses when properly torqued sealing it up.
Brilliant, thanks
Thank you bro. Very informative :)
Thats not a 07 cbr
harbor Freight $9.99 with a coupon out of sport rider magazine...
Any recommendations for a good torque wrench?
+iiHaveSmallWood I have used harbor freight torque wrenches for years and never had a problem.
+CycleCruza Appreciate it! You should do a video on tools you feel any motorcycle DIY should own and some recommendations. I'm looking to be more hands in with my bike and not rely on the dealership.
This is more difficult than what I expected.
Oh. Diesel oil contains zinc and anti-ware additives. These are very bad for a motorcycle wet clutch. That is definitely not the correct oil for a motorcycle.
Thank you so much ! I subscribed(:
this k&N oil filters like to explode.... crash is instant
just something different. lol
lel paused to comment , not for educational purpose ? :P
and im the second...