2013 Honda Goldwing F6B Complete Oil Change
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- This video takes you through a complete oil change for a 2013 Honda F6B. Check out the link below if you'd like to see the oil filter wrench I used. Thanks for watching and please subscribe
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I dont believe I pay $80 for them to do something this simple, Thank you.
Same with me. The dealer wanted to much so I decided to give it a shot.
Thank you - that's a first for me seeing green oil 🙂
Yeah. LOL. From what I've been told, that's supposed to be really good oil.
Thanks for this video, I just bought a 2014 F6B three weeks ago and need to change the oil soon, it's nice to see that it is as easy as doing an oil change on my Vulcan 1600 Classic.
BTW, I see that you also have a Corbin leather seat on your F6B, I plan on buying one for my F6B, probably buy it as a Christmas present and have it installed for next year's riding season. I HATED the OEM seat on my Vulcan 1600 and after suffering on it for the first five years I invested in a Corbin heated touring saddle...........BEST investment ever!!!
I can't believe how great this F6B is, so comfortable, effortless power too, blows away any other bike that I've ridden.
Yeah, the F6B is a great bike. Glad the video helps. I never could get used to the corbin seat. Always needed to use an air hawk. Ended up getting it customized at Rich's Custom motorcycle Seats. I made a couple videos on the customized seat.
@@bgrides2108 I was a bit nervous that I wouldn't like the Corbin since I read some complaints about the seats being "as hard as sitting on a 2x4" but luckily for me that wasn't the case. Yeah it's not a big plushy seat but firm in a good way, I couldn't be any happier but I'm glad that you got your seat sorted out to the way that you like it.
Corbin is a really good brand. The quality of mine was really good and it held up well.
Thanks for the video. It doesn't look hard to do
Hi Great Dane, It's not hard. Just takes a little while. It's nice to only have to change one oil compared to some other bikes... Anyway, thanks for watching.
Pretty simple --- thanks for posting.
Hi Gary, Sure thing. Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!
Lost the crush washer on my Victory so I didn't use one. Not 1 drop ever leaked.
Hi 340rps, That's good to know. Always wondered what would happen. Thanks for watching.
I think you got the same seat I got! I got black rattlesnake and gray lizard welt! You still riding??? Just put new rubber on mine this spring… Cost me 40 apiece to have them mounted got tires at wing stuff!!!!!
Hi samz1069, Yeah, still riding. I ended up having a custom seat done at a local place. They stripped the Corbin and rebuilt it to fit my riding posture. Had it diamond stitched. Looks great. I made a video showing the new custom seat also. $40 a piece for mounting and such sounds like a good deal. Thanks for watching
Is there nothing underneath that you have to remove to access the oil pan?
Hi Hollywood, Not on this bike. I think the way this bike is is the normal setup. You shouldn't need to remove anything to get to the plug or oil filter...
@@bgrides2108 thanks man you help me change my oil, I’m kinda proud of myself. Great video bruh.
Nice. And saved some 💰
Where did you get the wrench? I would like to have one for my oil changes
Hi Kevin, I put a link in the description that you can click on to check it out. I picked mine up at a motorcycle shop, but the one from the amazon link is the same. Thanks for watching !
Interesting, i've never heard of anyone ever filling the oil filter with oil prior to installing it. kinda seems like a wasted step & for me, just another chance to spill oil. Whats the reason for it? Thanks, & great video!
Hey Cracker, I guess the idea behind it is the engine gets fresh oil quicker. I saw this step in another video and it looked like a good idea. It probably is overkill. Installing the filter without filling with oil works fine.
It's based on the old belief that otherwise your engine will be dry of oil when you first start it after the oil change. Of course the reality is that there is no such thing as a "dry" start unless you just rebuilt the engine without using assembly lube, so it's a harmless, but unnecessary step.
Can you change the oil without putting it on its center stand?
Hi Leo, Sure. Some bikes don't have the center stand. It's worth checking the manual to see if anything in the process is different. It's probably the same, but I'm not sure. Thanks for watching!
Nice, thanks
Hi Rufus, Sure thing. Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!
Always wear nitrile/ rubber gloves when changing oils on any vehicle
Thanks. Great comment.
Where did you get the wrench?
It's from show chrome. You could search on google for "show chrome oil filter wrench". I picked mine up at a honda dealer in Tacoma Wa. for roughly $13 bucks.
@@bgrides2108 Thanks. I searched and found one... Didn't realize it was very common and I had never seen one before... I bought my F6B in Lakewood. I just realized your channel photo is at Brooklyn. Small world.
@@BentRim F6B's are a blast to ride.
You missed the second drain plug for the transmission/wet clutch i think.
That's for the final gear oil which is done on a different change schedule.
No i was mistaken, my VTX 1800 has two oil drainage plugs, not my f6b
What made you go with the Motul 300V over Motul 5100 or Motul 7100.
Hi Brandon The Hut, I've been using Motul 7100 10W40 for the last four oil changes now. It seems like the bike shifts a little smoother, runs smooth and cool. We just finished an 8 day ride with temps up to 104 and the bike ran cool. I'll probably stick with the 7100 for a while. It's a little pricey but seems to work well.
@@bgrides2108 I was going to go with the Motul 7100 also. I'm just nervous that it's 10W 40 because they don't make a 10w 30. It's kinda making me lean toward Amsoil 10w 30. Have you had any issues at all?
@@MegaBgibbs No problems at all so far. I tried the Amsoil 10w30 also. I felt the Motul seemed to help shift a little better. You should give the Amsoil a shot if your leaning that way. From watching some Amsoil youtube vids, it seems to be a really good oil.