BMW K75 change oil

How to change oil and oil filter of a BMW K75

[@BreezyRider66]

I just bought a 1993 K75 & have been watching your videos, they are very useful so thanks for posting.

[@jonboobalot]

Enjoy the '93. I'm on a '93 K75RT and just hit 40k Miles... ride on rider!! :D

[@upforlastnameleft]

Nice Video - I'm about to do the sme job on mine, it's been off the road for 7 years, but your Video brings it all back, so wish me luck!!!

[@hoebare]

Thank you for making and posting this.

[@davegeither1202]

Thanks, I tried it without the BMW tool , had no luck with any of my car filter tools they wouldn’t fit

[@joecitizen7442]

you might want to mention opening the oil filler plug before removing the drain plug so the air flow will help it drain better.

[@navythomas8]

You did a really Fantastic Job on this video! And with out watching I answered your PM and now I see you use Synthetic oil also!! Wow we really think alot alike! The torque thing is Called a Torque Wrench here, I know you were struggling with the term. The orange thing, We Call a Funnel. I couldn't Isolate that to repeat it to you. No I'm not giving you shit just trying to help you with English slang. Well I am very Happy that you use Something blue on the Bike!!! Even if it is the oil!! hahha!

[@djverhulst]

the size of the wrents is 26 , but that other part is a special tool I just bought at the local bike part shop for BMW , not that expensive € 12,-

[@vasilismanatos8288]

Did i just saw 2 beautiful forges?

[@suburbanryder]

Good instructional video.

[@djverhulst]

valt mee hoef nauwelijks bij te vullen, hij zweet meer bij de nokkenas ketting en carter.

[@djverhulst]

@suburbanryder THanks !

[@djverhulst]

Well I speak german too, but not in this vid, some words wich I don't know the english word I use a dutch word, but some sound like german

[@jamesteeter5345]

he speaks good english even if he slipped on a few german words i didnt notice because i know a good amount of german.

[@NoOne-qx4xv]

Dutch

[@Xhypersnyper93X]

Ferry gut inglesh!

[@ASF1022]

zo te zien is je oliepomp keerring ook aan vervanging toe?

[@djverhulst]

Lucky I'm a better engineer than I speak English,, on high school we learn English on the oxford or BBC model UK English,, we get trouble when we speak USA slang. and no technical word, later on college we get a paper with some English word, but after 20 year I forgot the most,, On my car I use fulle syntec oil also a long life system I can ride 2 year of 50.000 km between maintenance. But on a old design I ask meself if this was the right oil but my best friend google told me I can do it,

[@djverhulst]

@upforlastnameleft Good luck , with good tools not a hard job to do.

[@basszack]

Where is the engine id number located? thanks

[@KyzoFox]

My man, its not a good idea at all to use 10w-40 in that bike unless you live in cold climates 0 to -20 Use 15w-40 in warm to cold temps. Summer or hot as hell day please I beg of you please.... use 20w-40 or 20w-50 Your oil type really matters when it comes to seasonal days. If you do not follow these rules you WILL damage or KILL the engine. Aka engine failure. This engine is like a hybrid, it burns fuel and oil to run. It has too, some will say no, burning oil is bad for bike. Not this motorcycle, no way. It is designed to use a little oil to burn, mainly the oil makes up most of the compression in the cylinders. It needs to run off of diesel engine oil, SYTHETIC ONLY. The engine get pretty hot, so you need a high viscosity oil to protect against friction at high temperatures.

[@djverhulst]

i use factory pre-written oil , so there is no problem , do not understand your concern so

[@NoOne-qx4xv]

In Holland 10W 40, 20-50 or 15W 40 or 15W 50 is fine, semisynthetich or mineral. The booklet gives these W numbers.