How often should I change the oil on my Honda XR650L?

How often should I change the oil on my Honda XR650L?

To ensure the XR650L’s performance at all times, Honda recommends a total change of the motorcycle’s oil supply every 2,000 miles. However, the design of the XR650L’s lubrication system is slightly different from other models and requires a few additional steps in order to drain its oil completely.

Where is the oil filter on an XR650L?

Unscrew the oil filter cover’s bolts, located on the motor’s right crankcase, using a 10-mm socket and a socket wrench. Pull the cover off the oil filter and take note of the position of the alignment notch cut into the side of the cover and the crankcase. Pull the old oil filter out of the motor, by hand, and discard it.

How long does it take to drain XR650L oil?

However, the design of the XR650L’s lubrication system is slightly different from other models and requires a few additional steps in order to drain its oil completely. With the right tools, the entire procedure should take a minimum of 30 minutes to complete.

To ensure the XR650L’s performance at all times, Honda recommends a total change of the motorcycle’s oil supply every 2,000 miles. However, the design of the XR650L’s lubrication system is slightly different from other models and requires a few additional steps in order to drain its oil completely.

Unscrew the oil filter cover’s bolts, located on the motor’s right crankcase, using a 10-mm socket and a socket wrench. Pull the cover off the oil filter and take note of the position of the alignment notch cut into the side of the cover and the crankcase. Pull the old oil filter out of the motor, by hand, and discard it.

However, the design of the XR650L’s lubrication system is slightly different from other models and requires a few additional steps in order to drain its oil completely. With the right tools, the entire procedure should take a minimum of 30 minutes to complete.

When did Honda XR 650 manual come out?

This Cyclepedia XR 650 manual covers 1988 – 2000 Honda XR600R and 1993 – 2017 Honda XR650L motorcycles. When you become a subscriber to Cyclepedia.com you get immediate access the following information!