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tom13


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Google translator Hello gentlemen. I have a motor after refurbishment and I want to change the oil. Now it is Motul10w40 and is it good to give this one with a photo? And then do you have to rinse the engine? Is it better to pour Motul again? Thank you.



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any 10w40 will do use the latest spec sf sg semi synthetic change it regular

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Anything with JASO MA/MA2 is motorcycle specific without friction modifiers for clutches

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Both the Motul and Castrol Power 1 are semisynthetic. They are both good quality and you don't need to rinse the engine


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Yamalube semi syn..... is Motul 5100 15/40 semi syn..

Motul 7100 15/40 full syn...



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Thank you. I understand that I can pour instead of Motul 10w40 now Castrol Power 1 10w30 and it will be okay?

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Correct.
If you lean the bike over to the right, it will allow the oil that sits in the head to drain down the timing chain gallery so you get more of the old oil out, if you are worried about them mixing. This is not vital - the main thing is she's getting clean oil!

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Good advice! Thank you to everyone and I do the job.

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