2020 Yamaha TTR 230 Oil & Filter Change

This is the first oil change I am doing on my 2020 Yamaha TTR 230, I have only ridden it about 8 hours before doing the oil change.
Take into consideration Oil filter Cap O-Rings may stretch when you remove them.
amzn.to/3iSN8cG - Oil Filter does not specify 17+ but it is the same.
amzn.to/3ei6rZq - 10w-40 Yamalube
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Parts I used to upgrade this bike!
amzn.to/3iSN8cG - Oil Filter does not specify 17+ but it is the same.
amzn.to/3ei6rZq - 10w-40 Yamalube
amzn.to/3jVXJD... Filter used in this Bike
amzn.to/3es4vxm - Big Gun Exhaust
Package jet with both Main jet #130 and pilot #38 - rover.ebay.com/....
amzn.to/38Xz1OQ - Main Jet #130
amzn.to/2P1ZzVN - Hardware kit

[@michaelmaldonado4225]

Same bolt configuration. I’m second owner thought first owner mixed them up lol

[@slickricktheruler]

That hex head bolt is so you can drain the filter housing. I also have the same bolt configuration.

[@markmoore4088]

Our low-hour 2021 230 keeps pumping excessive crankcase oil into the airbox, even when parked and idling. It's not over filled with oil. Any idea what the problem could be?

[@markmoore4088]

Second owner of a 2021 230 and the filter housing bolts appear to be the same as yours--different color and one with allen head. I was thinking prior owner must have messed things up, but I guess not.

[@jacobbrewington1770]

I just got my 2020 ttr 230 a few weeks ago. Your videos are very helpful!

[@c103110a]

Same odd bolt setup on my filter cover.

[@RidingwithDylan]

I’m glad to know! I have been thinking all this time that they where putting together the bike and used “whatever” hardware.😂

[@jasonpernicky7982]

I have the combination of bolts where the oil filter would be I was wondering the exact same thing, great video though trying to learn to change the oil on my TTR-230

[@RidingwithDylan]

Ha the mystery of the 3 bolts continues! Thank you!

[@rtabor5808]

@@RidingwithDylan mine is the same way.

[@farmerdave286]

Mines the same also

[@cristovaopauladasilvapaula3102]

Este filtro original e de metal não se troca ,ele e lavável e pode ser reutilizado por muito tempo.

[@hondamanmick]

Good video. My filter bolts are the same on my 2012

[@derekbetts7442]

Yea! Im not first owner but my filter bolts are the same!!!

[@m.a.saudio9667]

My bolt on my ttr230 are like that

[@sandrider1406]

Is the oil semi synthetic or mineral?

[@jameslaird4553]

I have the same three bolts I was wondering the same thing

[@RidingwithDylan]

This makes 5 bikes of us far!

[@fortyway5235]

Do you still do videos on the ttr

[@hansensgarage356]

its meant to be that way so as to not mix them up

[@gabrielramirez3885]

I do yes

[@jemtec1]

Im thinking the bolt might be a different length (black vs standard) on the filter cover? Which was used during factory assembly so that the installer was always sure not to put the wrong length bolt in the case.

[@RidingwithDylan]

Supposedly one of them was meant to be a drain bolt.

[@justinclary1808]

I straight piped my 08 ttr230 which the two bikes are the same, try that before you spend money on an exhaust. I’m very happy with the sound and loudness, it’s super easy to do and easy as can be to put the muffler back in. Just take the chrome tip off the exhaust and you can pull the muffle itself out. Keep it for later too.

[@RidingwithDylan]

Sounds awesome! That would make a good video!

[@marialuzrindertsma9444]

I have the same combination at the filter tap

[@beansquad3481]

I have 3 different colored bolts for the oil filter as well

[@RidingwithDylan]

I believe one on the bottom is a drain bolt!

[@validraccoon3358]

This thing stock has so many different bolts

[@RidingwithDylan]

It definitely does! The one mystery bolt for the oil filter is suppose to be a “drain hole”.

[@frankmartin9476]

How often do you need to change oil and filter?

[@RidingwithDylan]

the manual will recommend every 10 hr's, there are many people that do change around 15-20 hr's. In my opinion, how you ride and where plus the weather conditions ultimately change the life span of your fluids. If I go out for a weekend and spend two days riding approx. 5 hrs. each day and beating the piss out of the bike, I would change my oil, especially if I was submerging it in water. So I am the 10-15 hr "fool" 😅 It just cost's more $..

[@HallzyCo]

My man, thank you for posting these kinda videos!

[@RidingwithDylan]

Joshua Hall No problem Man thank you! Glad I could help someone!

[@willrockruff251]

Thank you I got a 2021

[@RidingwithDylan]

Very nice! Enjoy!

[@c103110a]

6:43 I was waiting to see if your o-ring fit any better than mine. Same thing. I just lined it up carefully and hoped the cover would compress it enough to fit in the groove. Don't forget to bleed the oil system to remove any air in the system.

[@RidingwithDylan]

HA, Atleast we know it worked.. lol thanks for the tip!

[@dmon13]

How do you bleed the oil system ?

[@c103110a]

@@dmon13 There's a small, philips head screw on the head on the rear-right side. Just loosen and start the bike after an oil change. Oil should start flowing after 30 seconds, then tighten it up.

[@dmon13]

@@c103110a thank you !!

[@dmon13]

Does anyone know the part number for the O-ring ? Mine did the same thing. It won’t fit after changing the oil filter