How to Replace the Y Exhaust Gaskets on a Can am Spyder RS

[@vstrom9586]

Great video. Cheers from AB Canada

[@younesAshk]

just ordered the gaskets and will follow you instructions .. thank you very much and please keep up the good work .

[@Ctcc73]

And don't burn your hand making sure there is no leaks. Great video.

[@kenniitran]

Thank you for this video. I saw you loosen the O2 sensor all the way out which I worry to break the O2 sensor wires if I loosen a bit harder. It it fine to loosen O2 without completely removing O2 cable out?.

[@Dannyd135]

Thanks for the response all you videos are so helpfull i appreciate it . Your quick down to the point . Im always trying to find tips and tricks to do maintainance on my spyder and your channel is my faverate. Once again thanks a lot.

[@regenders]

thanks for your help, i have to replace it because it´s broken,i do it myself

[@Dannyd135]

Thanks for the vid really helpful I was wondering if u can make a vid on how to flush out the brake fluid

[@spyderstuff8398]

Yep - Just posted. Must have been reading my mind.

[@michaelfoster802]

thank you for your vids on can am ,helps me a lot , I live in Thailand and getting good service here is hard so im down to do it your self , question ,theres two oil filters ,the main engine and a smaller one just a little higher , how often you change this one please ,thank you , Michael .

[@spyderstuff8398]

I have the manual so there is only one oil filter. The semi auto has two. The second one is on the left side of the engine under a domed cover

[@michaelfoster802]

yes same as mine ,how often you change M

[@ShedBuiltStuff]

I change oil every 5k and filter every 10k. BRP say change both every 7,500km

[@goodvibezbarbershop9329]

Can you send the link for that replacement gasket

[@stevo17500]

Why do u change them do they leak..do they make noise wondering what symptoms they create

[@Dannyd135]

Was the sensor easy to remove im afraid of damaging it

[@spyderstuff8398]

Yes the sensor was easy to remove. When you unscrew it, the wires start to twist but if you work the twists away from the sensor there is enough wire to allow enough twisting without damaging the wire before the sensor comes out. Re twist the wire before screwing it back in again so that screwing it in unwinds the wires.

[@Dannyd135]

Thanks

[@younesAshk]

By the way its the same job for RTs right ?

[@spyderstuff8398]

Yes that's correct

[@younesAshk]

+Spyder Stuff thank you :)

[@Bigfoot109]

7/8th of a poofteenth, he he he, i love aussie slang, great video,. thanks.......