Final Drive Oil Change

A "how to" on changing the final drive fluid on the M109R.
The crush washer part number is - 09168-14002
This is the same for the oil pan bolts as well.

[@Nug-one87]

Thank you sir

[@bigpapam109]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@donque8922]

AWESOME!

[@lhcycles1301]

Thanks!

[@dn8153]

Where do you typically get the crush washers...link please..thx. Nice simple how to video...much appreciated!

[@bigpapam109]

Thanks! I get that at the dealer. Since we buy them 100 at a time they are like $1.15 each. I have seen some dealers way overpriced.

[@lhcycles1301]

I updated the description and put the part number in there for the crush washer. Part# 09168-14002

[@jfdesignsinc.innovationsid1583]

Should you do this when it's hot. ? Like rite after a strong 2 miles?

[@lhcycles1301]

Sorry never saw this notification. It doesn't matter whether it is hot or cold.

[@daleirish6682]

nothing worse than the smell of old diff oil from an M109 other than old diff oil from an old Dodge with hypoid lube added ! :)

[@lhcycles1301]

Never smelled that, but if it is worse then the 109, god help anyone who smells it. LOL

[@daleirish6682]

@@lhcycles1301 don't ever get it on your clothes!!

[@lhcycles1301]

@@daleirish6682 fortunately I don't plan on working on anything but bikes 🙂

[@picklerick7106]

Does the bike have to be standing up straight like it would be on a stand or will the kick stand tilt be okay?

[@lhcycles1301]

You want it more straight up or it will leak out of the filler hole before you get the right amount in. However, you can put a board or two under the kickstand to straighten it up if you don't have a jack.

[@picklerick7106]

Thank you! 🙌🏽

[@lhcycles1301]

@@picklerick7106 glad to help.

[@justinr86]

Hey what torque wrench is that?

[@lhcycles1301]

A $100 digital one off Amazon. It does very well. I believe it is the acDelco.

[@justinr86]

@@lhcycles1301 thanks I’ll look it up been trying to find a nice digi one have some manual click one failed 🫣

[@lhcycles1301]

@@justinr86 I love that they have memory so you can save your most used torque settings