Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber Oil Change, Gearbox Oil Change, and Final Drive Oil Change

Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber Oil Change, Gearbox Oil Change, and Final Drive Oil Change Videos. Always read your owner's manual before doing any maintenance to your motorcycle.

[@reneroozendaal5493]

Thanks very much for this video! Greetings from the Netherlands

[@chrisx2090]

Good Job Dude, thanks for that. Greetings from Austria!!

[@photoguzzi753]

Wanted to do a video on this but this is GOLD. Thanks for saying me the time 😉🤙🏼

[@Deetroiter]

Awesome video! In Guzzi Italian translation the gearbox is what we call The transmission in the west (the one by the footpegs). The transmission by Italian talk is the final drive at the rear wheel. The v7/v9 is easy to work on with the fluids, just messy as can be with that oil filter lol

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Thank you very much for your comment.

[@tylermorell962]

This is a great idea to do them all together. Everything pretty much went like you said. However, I couldn't break that 24mm gearbox oil plug with a crowsfoot to save my life. I partially stripped one side of the hex, so I had to pull off the right exhaust and use a full 24mm socket and a big ass breaker bar. It isn't that bad to pull off the exhaust if you find a maniac put the drain plug in. Just my experience. Cheers!

[@Anapoly393]

Merci pour la vidéo, je vais me faire l'entretien de la moto et je suis content d'avoir vue votre vidéo pour voir les étapes , merci

[@bikerbeliever8169]

Good video man thanks

[@jeki9927]

Nice video...thanks...

[@ride4funRL]

nice job man :) very helpfull

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Thanks! Glad you liked it. Didn’t see any videos on the topic when I purchased the bike so I figured I should post something.

[@ride4funRL]

@@thedirtyguzzi9268 exactly. Looking forward to another videos. Greetings from Slovakia 😊

[@user-em3pi3xh5o]

18:46 What is the name of this tool? How do I search? 😮

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Crows Foot

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Crows Foot 22 or 24mm. I no longer have the bike so I cant check. Google 24mm Crows Foot Wrench. Hope this helps.

[@timh2994]

Awesome. What torque specs did you settle on? Manuals only give partial information. Missing: filter retaining bolt, gearbox bolt top n bottom, final drive (transmission) top n bottom?

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

For the Filter Bolt 18-22Nm ( I got this from someone on the V9 Facebook page. They sent a drawing screen shot to me from a manual. The rest I got from the v9 Bobber and Roamer service manual that I downloaded for free online, Gear Box Fill 23-37Nm, Gear Box Drain 25-30Nm, Final Drive Top 25Nm, Final Drive bottom30 Nm

[@timh2994]

@@thedirtyguzzi9268 Very kind. Thank you!

[@landnavigator2]

The "Gear Box Fill" torque should be 23-27 Nm NOT 23-37 Nm! I was able to verify all of the other values listed through various official Moto Guzzi manuals.

[@hordi1ful]

nice!

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Thanks

[@user-em3pi3xh5o]

How much engine oil, mission oil, and final oil do I need to put in each? 👀

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Look in the owners manual you can download online if you don’t have one. For my bike it’s 2liters for oil and I think 160-180ml for the final drive. Gearbox is 500ml I think

[@user-pc1tw4rm6f]

What is the size of the O-ring of the oil filter cap?

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

OEM Moto Guzzi Oil Filter O-Ring -GU90706444

[@DimaGT]

Did you sell your Guzzi? How did u like it? Looking into buying v7 850 stone or triumph street 900 and can't decide.

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Yeah I sold the Guzzi after about 7000 miles. I was thinking of purchasing another V9 Bobber but after looking at the Triumphs i purchased a Triumph T120 . They both have their good points but after owning the V9 Bobber and now aTriumph I would pick the 900 Street. Quality is better in my opinion and the ride is more enjoyable. But in the end you have to ride what makes you happy.

[@G1920D]

Better unscrew the dipstick before you draine the oil nice vid thx

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Yeah I noticed when I pulled the oil drain plug, but didn't care much.

[@daniele.markle6428]

I always loosen the dipstick but leave it screwed in, remove the drain plug, then remove the dipstick as soon as I get the plug out clear. Causes the initial gush to be a bit less while my hand is right there removing the plug.

[@silverlining9077]

What's going on here?? My manual says 220 mls for final drive . I just wait until the oil is just starting to run out of the filler hole .

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

You will still have some gear oil left clinging onto the parts inside the final drive. Measure what’s you drain out. Trust me you will not be able to squeeze 220mls back into that final drive .

[@todd0305]

What's the brand of the backrest?

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Hepco Becker

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

Got on AF1 Racing. It works good wife likes it.

[@Antimortem]

Horror movie glitch 😧

[@thedirtyguzzi9268]

?

[@Antimortem]

@@thedirtyguzzi9268 play the video, from start, you'll see the glitch 😧