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should I change oil again after burnt clutch replacement?
Recently dealer changed my tenere clutch plates and springs after stock one
was fried. They changed everything plus oil of course, but I was told I should change again oil and filter after around 600 miles. Is this necessary? |
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07-05-16, 23:45
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I would say it was not necessary. But For the sake of �35 for oil and fitter I would. No harm in it. The oil they put in will act as a flush.
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08-05-16, 00:34
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08-05-16, 01:32
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WOW
Oil & filters must cost a fortune over there. if risking yer motor is the cheaper option...
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08-05-16, 10:53
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08-05-16, 12:19
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and come off... clutch fiber is no diffrent..... Unlike the fiber on brake pads that is designed for very high temps clutch fiber is softer...alot softer... with a narrower temp range.. no motor can drain fully even after a flush a XT not only has the motor but the oil tank ... I have a Rekluse clutch in my XTR & TTR250 they get 1500km filter & oil changes just to get rid of any clutch plate fiber that may be in the oil... just put some cheap motor bike oil in it for a few 100 kms...
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09-05-16, 10:49
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