What I've learnt this past week...

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MikeTD4

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1. When attempting your first oil and filter change on your FL1, make sure you drop the oil from the sump plug and not the IRD drain plug.
2. If you intentionally wish to change your IRD oil, make sure you can remove the IRD fill plug before you remove the drain plug.
3. Having dumped your IRD oil, make sure you refill with the correct 75W90 oil (I used Valvoline).
4. Part numbers are: IRD Fill plug, TRL100060, Fill plug washer, TYF101060, Drain plug washer TYF101070.
5. Don't do it again.:doh:

Mike.

Oh, and make sure you have a 36mm socket for the oil filter.
 
1. When attempting your first oil and filter change on your FL1, make sure you drop the oil from the sump plug and not the IRD drain plug.
2. If you intentionally wish to change your IRD oil, make sure you can remove the IRD fill plug before you remove the drain plug.
3. Having dumped your IRD oil, make sure you refill with the correct 75W90 oil (I used Valvoline).
4. Part numbers are: IRD Fill plug, TRL100060, Fill plug washer, TYF101060, Drain plug washer TYF101070.
5. Don't do it again.:doh:

Mike.

Oh, and make sure you have a 36mm socket for the oil filter.

:eek::D
 
1. When attempting your first oil and filter change on your FL1, make sure you drop the oil from the sump plug and not the IRD drain plug.
2. If you intentionally wish to change your IRD oil, make sure you can remove the IRD fill plug before you remove the drain plug.
3. Having dumped your IRD oil, make sure you refill with the correct 75W90 oil (I used Valvoline).
4. Part numbers are: IRD Fill plug, TRL100060, Fill plug washer, TYF101060, Drain plug washer TYF101070.
5. Don't do it again.:doh:

Mike.

Oh, and make sure you have a 36mm socket for the oil filter.
Some mothers do ave em :D
 
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