How to Do a Oil Change on a 17-23 GSXR1000

[@HemiBurns]

I do the oil drain plug first and then the filter so less oil is left to drip onto the header from the filter.

[@chutch332]

I have never taken off the fairing. Losen two allen bolts by your left foot side of bike. Ease your socket in & take off the oil filter. Give it a shot! 😊 Saves a ton of time and as your faring gets older the plastics wont crack when u snap them apart.

[@drakon1300]

I drain the oil first then remove the filter. I used an empty 1 gallon water jug cut to fit under the filter to catch the oil. Not one drop of oil got on my exhaust pipes.

[@ACProductions77]

I will have to try that next time, thanks for the tip

[@Daddiboiz]

I did exactly the same thing but with a 2 liter soda bottle. The curvature helped get right under the lip where the filter mates to the engine.

[@hisaanhaq4116]

Just to confirm you put 3.5 quarts in? My dealer put 3.5 litres in which is more like 3.8 quarts about mid way in sight glass when bikes cold

[@fathipalestine]

Is the scratches inside right underneath the oil cap normal ? There’s grooves/cuts in the metal where you fill the oil inside. I have pictures would love more info gsxr 1000 2022 and it has only 300 miles

[@ACProductions77]

if you could post pics that be great , there shouldnt be any scratches that i know of

[@c5vette739]

Where do you dispose of dirty oil?

[@ACProductions77]

any auto parts store will accept used oil

[@enjoytheride1377]

I usually get the Motul. Is this oil fine ? Mobil 1 racing 4t for a 2018 GSXR1000? It’s nice to just go into Walmart or soenthing and just get hands on the oil right away.

[@downlowgo_401]

I’ve used mobile 1 in all my bikes for almost 20 years

[@miamimotogroup5371]

Aluminum foil works better. You can make a funnel below with it

[@jordanwigley6153]

Can you push that header valve in any? I can move mine in and out and im jw if thats normal or if its loose

[@ACProductions77]

ya you shouldn't be able to move it at all, if you can that means its loose and you need to tighten the bolts.

[@King88_8]

Always drain oil first then filter.

[@ACProductions77]

thanks for the tip

[@pumpgas1]

how about showing how to check the oil level after warm up? you did 90%

[@ACProductions77]

thats on the next video.

[@michelebianchetti3471]

The manual says to tighten the oil filter 2 full turns after the gasket touch, isn't that too tight? Thanks

[@ACProductions77]

once the gasket touches & you hand tighten as much as you can I wouldn't go past tightening a half turn more with the wrench. as that will too tight and you run the risk of damage when it comes to removing it.

[@MotoFlows]

There is reason for 2 full turns, do it.

[@King88_8]

Would be impossible to do 2 turns. Hand tighten and then max 1/4 turn. For years we actually just hand tighten and never ever had an issue

[@markxlr8s]

You didn’t show you draining the oil with the lil bolt on the side

[@ACProductions77]

i figure that be boring to watch so i cut that out

[@colbykai8622]

What is the tool to open your fairing ?

[@ACProductions77]

plastic pry tool link is in the description box for the tool

[@michaelheraghty9321]

@@ACProductions77 where in the description?

[@ACProductions77]

@@michaelheraghty9321 its the last link in the description, but here is a quick link> amzn.to/4bl0qt7

[@MotoFlows]

How does the bike like that mobile 1 oil?

[@ACProductions77]

good so far , no issues

[@MotoFlows]

@@ACProductions77 thanks for the reply

[@ACProductions77]

@@MotoFlows no prob

[@downlowgo_401]

@@MotoFlowsI use mobile 1 in all my bikes always

[@NguyenTien-df6os]

I change oil and oil filter about 3,6L does it right ? I don't know much about bike :v hope you reply

[@ACProductions77]

the bike only holds in quarts if you put in by the liters then its to much. 3.5 quarts with filter change

[@izzysykopth]

@@ACProductions77even 3 liters is too much

[@ACProductions77]

@@izzysykopth its not 3liters its 3 quarts.

[@izzysykopth]

@@ACProductions77 work on your comprehension skills...

[@ACProductions77]

what do you mean? @@izzysykopth

[@codylinnartz-ti1lm]

Don’t use kan to much flow it will mess up your engine.ams oil filter have the best filter!

[@ACProductions77]

ill give that one a try for the next oil change, so far I haven't had any issues with K&N.

[@chrissummers9800]

3.3 litres

[@casey3235]

that belt is called a strap wrench. fyi

[@ricksimmonds]

You used the wrong gasket and left the old one on the plug 😅 ... the oem washer is a crush washer and they are a pain to get off tbf

[@c5vette739]

The gasket he used is fine. It’s just not oem, but it’s a crush washer just like oem in copper.

[@MotoFlows]

You didn’t do the 600 mile break in oil change? Noticed you had 1098 miles on the bike…?

[@ACProductions77]

yes i was supposed to do that had a appointment with the dealership, but those 600miles was too quick as it was the next day when i reach those miles and the dealership was booked for a month. so thats why I had 1k miles by the time i made this video.

[@downlowgo_401]

@@ACProductions77you should change the oil within the first 50 miles

[@swashington942]

@@downlowgo_401I changed mine after the first start up and every 5 miles until 100 then every 10 miles till 1,000 then every 50 miles until 5,000.

[@caseylozano4336]

Don’t be a quitter get that old crush gasket off bro

[@ACProductions77]

its definitely getting replaced on this up coming oil change.

[@swashington942]

Uneducated dumb comment. These type of gaskets are on all of my equipment (dump truck, flatbed diesel, Tacoma, lawn mowers and tractor. Been re-using them for years and no problems. Educate yourself before making anymore stupid comments.

[@邢浩静]

🎉🎉🎉

[@izzysykopth]

Paper towels leave lint bad choice

[@swashington942]

Omg you’re right! It probably grenaded as soon as he started it.