Oil Change 2017 FE350 Husqvarna
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2018
- This video is for those looking to change the oil on their Husqvarna FE 350 I break it down step by step tool sizes and all. Also threw a few clips at the end. Hope ya'll enjoy the video.
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Gotta start them out young man! My little guy is always right next to me when I'm wrenching
Yeah, he loves working in the shop 🤘🏼🤣
Your boy reminds me of my boy, he loves to get the wrench I use and use it on something too. I really like the bike! I might see me upgrading my 250l to one!
Yeah he's obsessed with being in the shop, the 250l is a nice bike for gravel roads and comfort but if your wanting to go Offroad its not ideal. I would suggest the fe350 or wait and see how the 450l will be.
Thanks for doing this vid! When you put the oil filter back in, it is suggested to lay the bike on its side and fill the oil filter housing 1/3 with fresh oil. Then you put back the new filter and screw back the cover (after oiling the o-ring). Great little helper you have BTW! :)
Pierre Samson thanks for the info. I feel like they make it more complicated than it really is sometimes. 😂👍🏼
thank you for this video!!
Your welcome let me know of any other videos y'all would like to see.
Thanks for the video!
ZacchAttacked 🤘🏼
thanks for this about to do mine for first time todayjust subbed look forward watching some of your videos cheers
BehindBars With Noodles Thanks hope you enjoy! Weather has been terrible where I'm located more bike videos coming soon.
Coyote Chris weather here in australia hasn’t been bad at all
bought new 2019 fe350 last weekend can’t wait to get out on it more and make new riding videos
all my others videos been on my yamaha wr426
BehindBars With Noodles The 350 is amazing other than the seat way too stiff.
Thanks m8, very helpfull :)
Glad I could Help.
Thanks mate, just bought a 350. Is that brass washer a crush type on the main oil plug drain, so has to be replaced, or can it be re used?
Neil Gavin Yes it is a crush washer but I usually don’t replace till it looks bad enough to replace.
In the manual it actually says you should tip the bike on the side and fill up 1/3 of oil in the filter house before installing the filter. You don't do that. Why the reason for filling up the filter house you'd say, and why do you skip that part? I suppose it works fine anyway, but guess there's must be a reason for this instruction in the manual.
Only reason for that is to prevent a moment where oil might not get to the engine components when you first start the bike. I did add a little to the O rings just not into the filter housing. Hope that helps 👍🏼
I am wondering: I want to buy an fe 350 and use it 90% in the city and then maybe go through the woods on the weekend. Do you think I still need to pay attention to the 10-15 hrs oil change interval or this only meant for heavy enduro action? for cruising it seems a bit crazy to me. thanks :)
To be honest I haven't been going by the suggested interval, so I would say from my experience it would be fine.
How ofthen do you change oil ?
and how much each oil change costs
I haven't been changing the oil as Husqvarna says to but I changed it the first time at 500 miles and 1200 the second. It cost $35
Gauge by Hrs
I do mine at least every 10hrs.
What does the book call for? And what if im doing casual ridin
@@CoyoteChris it says the 2017> haslonger service intervals on the husqvarna page 135h! but they cant meen oil changes at 125h right?