HOW TO: Oil Change on a Yamaha R6 (2017-Current)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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So you need to do an oil change on your Yamaha R6, but you're not quite sure how? Look no further! I'll walk you through the whole process of how to remove your plastics, tell you what oil and tools to use, show you how to change your oil and oil filter, and put it all back together!
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There actually is a dipstick to check oil level on the right side of the engine below the clutch case... so make sure you haven't put too much oil in it because you may blow the oil pan gasket or worse-the headgasket!
because of you motornosity i went out and upgraded from a 2001 r6 to a 2017 matt black r6 what a dream bike already doing mods like yours.
When I changed the oil on my 17 only removed the left lower cover and loosened the left side cover towards the back. Also the bike has a dipstick to check the oil level.
I was wondering how you would check the oil.
Dang, thanks man! I'll try out just removing that lower cowling next time. Also, can't believe I couldn't find that dipstick before haha. Found it checked, oil level is perfect :)
Motonosity the light just turns on when the oil pressure is to low. So you could damage your engine with to less oil.
I'm very impressed that you took time to answer so many comments! Keep up the great work Brent!
+Dave Hurst Doing my best :)
Just bought 2017 r6 today. Can't wait till Monday so i can ride it. Waiting on the god damn Insurance...
Oh man i will. The ride home was the best 10 minutes of my life.
I was going to go today but i couldnt get a hold of insurance.... Gotta wait till monday
+Stride Tide congrats dude!
There's an oil dipstick below the fill cap, slightly towards the rear brake foot lever. It looks like an idle adjustment knob. Using that dipstick is the proper and only way to check your oil level.
Hi! Can't believe you got a new R6! I love this bike since the first models! I've been giving my blood to my work in the last 4 years, that's why I actually didn't follow my inscriptions on YT, and I didn't even know you had changed channels...Thanks to ++AB I got the track back to Motonosity! HAHUAHUAH! By the way, in 2013 my life took a change and I had to move to a bigger city to work, then I got limited time to spent on internet...but in 2015 I finnaly got a Yamaha XJ6N! I'd made a couple videos on my own channel! It's nice to be back! Have good roads!
Motonosity is one of the few people who can make a good, fully informative video on this stuff. Great work my friend!!
for your new oil filter, you do not need to add new oil on the o-ring/ seal.. It comes greased from the factory. Thats half the reason why they add that plastic cover to it.
Nice video thanks!Some practical Help for viewers: 1.you really only need to remove the very bottom left side body panel, and loosen the main left side panel. I saw he removed the entire left panel and upper small panel. That might be slightly helpful, but that’s really over kill.
2. the oil filter can be removed with a standard Toyota 14 four oil filter wrench if you have one handy which I did.
Had my bike for a while now but still love these motonosity DIY gems. 💪🏾
channel locks are good as well. ive used them in the past to remove oil filters.
Catching up on my subscriber videos and you make this oil change look so simple. I would have been freaking out just with taking off the plastic (I have broke several in the past). Thanks for sharing! Tell Abby Happy Mother's Day!
Maintenance vids are the next best thing to build series. Gotta build'em, ride'em, then maintenance'em. Please tell me that you're going to make a video installing a Dynojet power commander soon?
I don't have a bike and I won't have one for at least the next 3 years but I am still watching this.
Congrats!
bro i can help u get one, i can teach u to ride on my ninja tooo
Well it’s been 3 years, did you get one yet? Lol
Just got myself a '20 R6, coming from a '09 600RR ABS. The Honda was designed that you could 'cheat' and change the oil/filter without pulling plastics. Looks like there's no way to do that here. Nice video, great job!
Such a beautiful bike
perfecto
I like how you show things like this and people can ask as well :)
After watching this video it makes me really appreciate my sv650s. No plastics to remove and takes me 5 minutes to do an oil change.
Channel locks work good too on getting the Filter off. Just used them to get the filter off my new R6
Dude thank you so much for your detailed videos! Everyone I buy a new bike/ car I always RUclips how to videos to help me do my own work and I try to choose the best videos, and for my 2019 R6 it was all your awesome videos! Your such a cool dude, you have a beautiful family, and your down to earth. ALL of your videos are helpful! Especially the oil change, servo eliminator, and air mods video! Because of you I’m sending my ECU to Bauce Racing, who btw, are very professional and great to deal with! Keep you the solid work bro.👊
I have a tip, intead of punching a hole in the old oil filter with a screw driver, you can take it off by wraping it around with tape and then pulling down.
I know my r6 2014 I have no issue at all about cold start. and the way it is. I wish you were closer here. I'm in california and I thought you were in cali at first until I started following your blogs/videos, you're in Texas... But either way I will be watching you all the time for all the blogs/videos that you make for either of your bike but more in to your r6 because that is all I have to compare for now as what I have. thank you so much. love the quick shifter. I also have that for my r6 2014 but generic quck shifter gp style love it. I hady ecu flash by vcyclenut. keep up the good work.
Love your videos bro! All the way from South Africa!
This video was such a huge help! Changed my oil and filter successfully!
If there is enough room you can wrap your hand around the filter with sandpaper in your hand and twist
i hope to get more info from your new bike before i get mine because people out in youtube are complaining about the new bike with cold start and stuff like that.
+X Tian I've heard that as well and it does take a few extra seconds to start up that I would expect. But it DOES start. So unless any problems arise, it's really not an issue. I'll update on anything that I find noteworthy!
I really need this bike. But I'm sure there are some who need it more than I do. Someone is going to be very happy.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here before watching this vid and say Draining the oil on a R6 is like Draining the oil on any other vehicle, Step one put drain pan under vehicle, Step two drain oil, Step three remove old Filter, Step four install new Filter and drain plug then fill with fresh oil. Did I get it Right?
most people are more concerned with how to take Yamaha's notoriously complex fairings off to get to the filter and drain plug. but there are also newer riders needing to learn how to do their own oil
Addendum: Step 1A Remove lower fairing. There fixed.
+spliffsperlunk it's not complicated now, but if you've never done it before, it's helpful to have a guide! Also, Yamaha likes hiding things behind plastics haha
I hear you, I'm just being silly .
Good guy Motonosity. Doesn't get bent out of shape over anything.
Man don't understand why Yamaha makes it so hard to get to the oil filter. That's why I like my zx10r it's right there at the bottom and very easy to get too. But u made it look easy so can't be to bad good video very informative!
I can't wait to see what you're going to do to this bike. it's gonna look sick
You could have used I think either 6mm or 8mm bolts in the holes where the spools go and it will temporarily prop the bike on a pit bull stand. Until you get spools anyways... Loving the R6 videos
get you a magnetic oil drain plug broski, very cheap and very helpful!
Chanel locks work for taking off oil filters. Better than hammering a screwdriver, have it slip and scratch your bike.
Does the new R6 throw heat much on your legs like the old one ?
+beni8978 Not really! But then again I'm used to the fireball that is the R1 lol
beni8978 yah I've noticed that also my left leg is always on fire lol
I went from an 08 R6 to Honda 15' and felt the heat more on the R6. I wrecked the CBR and bought a 17 R6 and forgot how much heat I got on my legs. So yes it feels the same as the old one.
Yes it is intense on the ankles
yes it does lol
Great tutorial. Well done.
+D. F. Preciate it!
Great video thanks! I tried to use the link that's list below to buy the rear stand but the link is actually for a pressure washer..I'd thought I'd let you know, thanks for the video again!
No clear window check or dip stick to check oil level>you have to go by a light on the dash.Motonosity.You make everything look easy and simple.Will you take your R6 in for service or is the oil/oil filter change enough????
you should get a bike lift like chase, you will make good USSR of it!
New bike is looking good man!
This was actually pretty interesting. All of my oil filters have always been internal.
you can also use channel lock pliers to remove the oil filter...
good job motonosity, i'll try to do these with my r6
those were great camera angles
+Parker White thank you!
Really gud stuff bro no click bait just on point
You should use Yamalube. Shits amazing.
DO NOT USE K&N oils filters the weldnut on the end WILL fail and spew oils everywhere. This has happened to me and about 30 other riders I know.
Eric Gudzinas cause the weldnut isn't made to to tighten the filter it's used so when your ready to take it off it's easier
I cannot get the quick screw faster out it seems as to be stripped. Any suggestions?
man, i loved my Ninja 300 but it takes, what seems like a lot, just to do an oil change on these sportbikes. I got used to it though. Love how much easier it is on my Vulcan S.
Thanks for posting! Yeah the cold start thing is an issue but not a big enough one for me to return it (this continues to happen after i changed my oil, dont know if me using 15w50 would make a difference)
Great video! What tools are used? Embraco key I see, but not the other
how do i check oil level without removing fairings /palstics ???
love you blogs. big fan of your blogs and I'm myself is yamaha r6 fan. and I'm actually looking forward to trade my r6 2014 to the new r6. just for the look that i like about the new bike and the electronics that came with the new one now.
+X Tian thanks a lot man!
Not that I own an R6, but this was a good tutorial :)
I own a ktm rc 200 whis also has similar riding position as your bike. I have neck pains when i ride this for longer distances. do you face the same issue?
Hey, I followed every step on this video, but my engine light turned on once i was finished. Any suggestions?
Does anyone's 2017 R6 shudder when shifting into 2nd or 1st from neutral? Doesn't lurch forward but I hear and feel a hard clunk
Can you make a video of 2019 R6 chain tensioning please? Also a guide to washing bike an safely cleaning radiator? Thank you!
Do those universal filter wrenches not fit on motorcycle filters? They sell them at Autozone for like $9
I really like the look 20th out the cowling
that sucks you have to take off the whole left fairing to change the oil my gsxr just has alil cover and one bolt to remove
Does anyone reuse their oil filter between oil changeS? For everyone possibly opining why wouldn’t anyone want to change the filter; I always do. This is just a simple question.
I’m wondering because my oil is perfectly clean after 3.5k miles on a 19k mile bike. I live in Seattle suburbs so I ride half the year only.
-Obviously, the oil filter has done its job as designed and that’s mainly the reason my oil stays super clean.
Just asking what would happen if not replaced or if anyone reuses theirs for another round?
The @PetroHead way to change the oil is much easier.
Next time you should replace the crush washer on the drain bolt, the are meant to be used only once. It's a soft metal and will deform to make a tight seal.
good ol farmer trick for oil filter..... just always make sure you dont go all the way thru it like i did in my dads '80 chevy van.... ended putting a hole thru plate protecting clutch.. oops
Why do you put mobil instead of other brands?
I've got a "KN 204-1" oil filter, will that still properly fit?
I bought a r6 2017 and the guy at the dealership told me that the first time I change the oil I have to use 10w-40w oil and after the first time use 15w-50w always..... That's OK? What u think?
Like your videos they are pretty good. Watched yours before I did the oil change on my 17.. only thing to note the K&N filters leak now due to them being made in china.. just a heads up. FYI
Do a ruckus oil change too .
Motonocity does the bike shift a lot better once you change the oil
Hi dude , may I ask 2017 R6 has two Oil filter?
I have a 2000 R6 I bought from someone now when I turn the key on and push the button or just clicks it will run when I push start it so I lookes undertne seat and tbere is a wire that is running from the negative side of the battery to the fuse box
Does the bike not have an oil dipstick ?
so you just tightening the bolt after draining the oil without using any coating on the bolt ?
i thought its gonna leak
+rizt27 I've never used anything on my drain bolts. Never had a leak.
My quick fastener screw just spins and spins (center only as it should), but never loosens so the tabs can fit in. I am going crazy, thoughts??
Yo, motonosity I know you probably wont see this but what kind of gas did you put in your r6?
When is the next Jeep vid! That hood looks sick!
saludos amigo Motonosity ,que tipo de aceite debe usar los R6 2008/2017' aqui la temperatura es de 28/32 grados centigrados. gracias y saludos desde VENEZUELA.
Thanks for vid. How do you get the quick fastener screw out at 2:30 ?
I’m trying to figure out the same thing right now? I’ve been trying to take it out for the last 15 min. Did anyone find out?
This is the only thing I've found that works:ruclips.net/video/eZKcKJ50Xdw/видео.html
Do some new ruckus videos. I love that thing!!!
I don't have a R6, but I have a FZ-07 and a XJ6 and until today I had no ideia how the hell I was going to take that oil filter off, because I'm used to KTM filters wich is much simple than this ones... Thank you anyway :)
It's really helpful. But I guess I'm too lazy to do it myself..
awesome video buddy
Nice. Should mention that you need a torque wrench specifically for tightening the drain plug. Should be about 25 Nm.
Demonstrating use of the torque wrench instead of glossing over it would improve your tutorial. You don't want to overtighten that plug, nor do you want it too loose.
What's your thought of using car oil in a motorcycle? I've ridden my motorcycle (MZ Baghira, has 660 Yamaha Raptor motor) for almost 50k, doing nothing but car oil changes. 10W30 or 10W40. It's way cheaper than the Racing 4T stuff and over 50k, I have saved a lot of money going the cheaper route. My bike is a 660cc single, not a supersport, though.
Thanks dude for cool video.
i would not run K&N after what their filter is going thro
Dope video mate
This video is perfect! 👍
What’s your recommendation for changing your oil after first oil change?
You don't have to go to Yamaha to get that special tool. You can get them at Oriley's, pep boys, or whatever is near you. It doesn't have to be Yamaha. I've used Yamaha oil and filter for 8 years on my bike, and I just use a tool from Oriley's.
+Evin Sprague well I'll bs darned haha. Good to know
would you recommend that I take mine in for the first service? I wanted to do it myself and save $. but if it's not required to take it in I'll do it myself
hello, thanks for the videos that you have done, has helped me a lot to see this bike is really good. I would like to ask you what is her consumption to 100 km? I know it depends a lot on my driving but at least point in a normal driving up to 150 km/h
Such a PIA for an oil change. Great vid.
True check out supercurt2002 let me know what you think about the bike
Michael Bach not really, he just made it harder than it was by removing the left side fairings. It take about 30 minutes to do.
I like your bike man,nice garage bro. What is the difference between your R1 and the R6? Is it a toce exhaust on your R1?
Great Video man, What Torque wrench do you use? I was hoping to do this with mine as well
just a quick question. Do I have to change filter every time I change my oil or not. If yes what mileages. Let's say for an s1krr. Thanks
Just curious are the torque levels for re-tightening the drain bolt and filter in the owners manual? If not how do I find out what they are?
Would anyone be kind enough to tell me how your suppose to removed the quick fastener screw? I’ve been trying to unscrew it for the last 15min and it won’t come off. I tried pulling it off but nothing.
I had the same issue but for anyone else wondering this is the only thing I've found that works for this: ruclips.net/video/eZKcKJ50Xdw/видео.html