How to: First Oil Change on a 2020 Yamaha R6!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- I finally got the opportunity to get the first oil change completed on the R6. I was only about 500km over the first interval of 1000km (600miles) which is still okay but always good to try and stick closer to the intervals shown in your owners manual. In this video I not only do the oil change with the filter but I also do some basic checks for the bike to make sure things are still in good condition.
1. Oil Change
2. Oil Filter change
3. Chain Cleaned
4. Chain Lubed
5. Headlight Check
6. High beam check
7. Turn Signal Checks
8. Turn key system check (off screen)
9. Coolant reservoir level check (off screen)
10. Check all the hardware
11. Make sure all hardware are tight and not loose (off screen)
12. Clutch lever check (off screen)
13. Brake checks
14. Brake light checks
15. Lube pivot points (off screen)
16. Horn Check (off screen)
17. Tire Pressures (off screen)
18. Clean the bike if needed!
Now I am good until the next oil change interval! Let's go riding!
Next oil change I will do a very thorough check of the bike to make sure everything is in good condition.
Leave a comment down below if there is anything you want to see with the R6 or if you have an idea for a video for the near future!
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Thank you for watching, hope you enjoyed the video and have a great day!
Awesome detail on torque specs. Thank you
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Thank you I was having trouble getting that shifter line back up
You're welcome! Glad the video helped! 🙂
you dont need to screw the dipstick all the way in for check
👍🤙
10:55 dump oil in river, got it 👍🏻
Not sure if this is a joke but I 100% don't say that...
How much was the yamalube box and where did u get it from?
I bought this off of Yamaha's website here in Canada for $69.95 (CAD). Now these kits are offered by different countries and varies in contents or if the country even offers them.
Yamaha Motor Canada Website - www.yamaha-motor.ca/en/yamalube/motorcycles/oils-lubricants/yamaluber-10w-40-4t-performance-synthetic-oil-change-kit---mc-3-l/MCY-OILCH-KT-21?sourceCategoryCode=702
I know US also sells one, but I am not sure about any other countries at this time.
Thank you so much for guidance but is it possible to unscrew the oil filter with hands or any other means?
Its Because I don't have a oil filter wrench..
Oh yeah for sure, there are other ways. You can use a screwdriver to tap the bottom of the oil filter in the direction it needs to be removed. You can again use a screwdriver to make a hole in the filter base and then turn it. You can also possibly use a belt to hold it and turn. Type in "how to remove an oil filter without a wrench" on google. You'll also get much more info on there and possibly videos as well.
no one is mentioning the size of the oil filter tool... I've watched like five of these video's.... I'm loosing my mind right now!
It's a generic 65mm oil filter wrench used on a huge range of Japanese bikes + other manufacturers.
@@CHRGITUP thank you Soooo much, I couldn't find the information anywhere!
You're welcome! Just an FYI that the oil filter is the original OEM filter and not aftermarket.
hey if you could. Could you link me to the fender delete you used for the license plate and was it hard to do?
Earlier this year I posted a video of all the accessories and links installed on the R6 so far!
ruclips.net/video/enNTRH2T9Q4/видео.html
My level is same as yours on the dip stick. I still get a oil light when the bike is cold… but after 10min of riding, the oil light goes off.
Can I add more oil ?
What year and make is the bike?
2020 R6
Did you just recently do an oil change?
When you checked the oil level was the bike on the kickstand or upright?
Have you seen and oil spots under the bike at all or any smoke while the bike is running?
Are there any codes being displayed on the instrument cluster?
You mention that once you ride the bike for 10min and it gets to "operating temperature I'm assuming" the oil light goes away, does it then come back on immediately once the bike is cool again?
Did an oil change 1500 miles ago. Not due for another 2500 miles.
Standing the bike upright while engine still was cold, the oil stick said it was low!
I would ride for 10min then the light would go completely off.
But if I had the engine get cold again, the light would come back ON.
Yesterday I added a little oil and it seemed to fix the issue. No more light. Checked the oil stick, oil is at half point when the bike is cold.
Okay so when you check your oil the bike should not be cold. You should run the bike for about 2-3 minutes which will allow the oil to get thrown everywhere in the crankcase along with the filter. After it get's warm then you check the oil with the dip stick for the R6 other wise you could get a false reading. Just keep that in mind for the future. Check out your owners manual it will basically say what I just did. In the video if you remember I also run the bike for a couple of mins before checking the dip stick and then adding more if more is needed.
Very informative💯👍🏽🏍. Thanks for posting!
No problem 👍 Glad you liked it!
What tail light and indicators have you installed?
Thanks for the question, take a look at the description section of this video for the tail light and LED signals.
ruclips.net/video/enNTRH2T9Q4/видео.html
I believe it is #1 & #2 on the accessory list!
Is it hex when you take off the fairings?
What do you mean by hex?
Where did you buy the fender eliminator?
This is the entire tail end setup below, smoked tail light, smoked signal lights and fender eliminator with license plate holder.
Direct Plug-in Fender Eliminator - jld7.com/r6-parts/fender-eliminator-2017-yamaha-r6
ST-LIGHT (Smoked Integrated Tail light - jld7.com/r6-parts/st-light-2017-r6
V2-TFS "TRI-FUNCTION" Side Lights - jld7.com/r6-parts/v2-tfs-tri-function-with-bi-color-leds
I have the same bike 😍😍😍
Noooiiice!! Same colour and everything?
@@CHRGITUP yesss😂
ohhh snappp!! Well, at least it was the same colors hahah 😎
Where did you order that kit from?
This kit is available from Yamaha in the US and Canada. Should be on their websites and at local dealers.
@@CHRGITUP I tried searching it and only was available online on Yamaha Canada websites do you possibly have a link for the US? Cuz I live in California
Yamaha Shop . com link below for the kits they have.
shopyamaha.com/yamalube-products/engine-oils?attr_5_ss_facet=259&taxo_productcategory_ss_facet=97&dealernumber=&taxo_productcategory_ss_facet=150&dealernumber=
@@CHRGITUP yea I looked on there they don’t sell the one in your video only could find it on the the Canadian website… I see the kit for 10W-40 4T Hi-Performance will that work?
Oh yeah 100% it will!
Hello friend, good afternoon, could you tell me what the oil filter code is?
Do you mean the oil filter part number?
Oil Filter Part # - 5GH-13440-61-00