MV Agusta F3 Oil Change - Full Procedure

Complete oil change procedure on an MV Agusta F3, including oil cooler removal, and drain. At this point, this is the only complete oil change video that I know of online anywhere online for the MV Agusta F3. Not found anywhere else. Enjoy.
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[@DesmoDreams]

Thank you so much for your excellent comprehensive instructions! I'm so glad I watched this before filling up with the oil. I'd have completely missed the priming otherwise.

[@FASTU-mz3tm]

NOW THIS IS WHERE ITALIANS MAKE IT HARDER, in many ways, what would be the problem of putting a regular metal oil filter outside, cant understand engeneers some times.............................

[@RideThe6]

Yup. I have done oil changes on many bikes, I have 5 different ones in my garage at the moment, nothing like this tho. :)

[@claudiolorenzoraia1671]

reality you do not need to frickle with the oil hoses behind the exhaust header. On the F4 (nad it applso to the F3) I just remove the tubes from the oil cooler as the cooler is placed lower than the rest. Then I drain the oil from both the hoses and the cooler, give the cooler a rinse and put everything back in place by replacing the o-rings on the oil hoses.

[@RideThe6]

I pretty much only did that as the first oil change. I probably wont do it going forward.

[@claudiolorenzoraia1671]

@@RideThe6 I would suggest you to always do it but to use the procedure I described. It is very quick and you will have a healthy engine all time and for very long time.

[@RideThe6]

@@claudiolorenzoraia1671 Yup. I will definately try your way. Better safe than sorry.

[@Meyersmanx1]

Hi there, just dropping you a line to thank you for such a good guide for the full oil change including the cooler. Yours appears to be the only such video covering the full job. Btw on a F3 brutale the oil cooler removal and installation really sucked, the mounts really didn't want to line up easily! Thanks again

[@RideThe6]

Ya the F3 wasn't fun either. I don't think this year I will be removing the oil cooler :)

[@dose8738]

TP27 on the clutch cover for future reference.

[@Antimortem]

I think an engine flush might be helpful. Why don't you try motorcycle engine oil flush next oil change?

[@Firestorm637]

I have owned many bikes with oil coolers. Right now I own a Super Duke and a MV Agusta Dragster 800rr Pirelli Edition. No manual or workshop manual states anything about draining the oil radiator. For such a small amount of oil, not worth the time with potential leaks. Most of us change our oil more frequently than we need to.

[@RideThe6]

Read the mv agusta f3 manual my friend. Keep in mind this was the first service after taking from the dealer.

[@Oilyhands749]

This is so helpful, new to mv so not familiar and how great is it to watch a job before you do it Thank you , really appreciate you making this .

[@RideThe6]

Thanks David. Enjoy the MV. I'll have more stuff coming.

[@swidahopapatnaghodach4776]

cant believe MV didn't put a drain plug on the bottom of the oil cooler ..

[@RideThe6]

That would be simple...I usually dont take the oil cooler off anymore. Not worth it.

[@Antimortem]

The Gulf SYNTRAC full synthetic oil is great oil. Nice choice. Full synthetic API SL JASO MA, MA2 is the mentioned specs for MV Augusta. 👍

[@RideThe6]

Yup I checked the specs. Was pretty much all I could find around here. So far no complaints with it.

[@VinnigsSpinTheBlock]

What you should be doing is once drained crank the bike on and let it run for 5-8seconds then cut it off. Then waaalllaahhh more oil comes out. Leave drain plug out. I do this for all ducati.

[@RideThe6]

Interesting. Thanks.

[@sinanislam8186]

Sehr gutteausfyhrung.gilen dank

[@RideThe6]

Translation "Very good execution. Thank you very much"

[@bertdejesus3578]

Great DIY video. A big help for guys like me who like to try things without help/

[@RideThe6]

Join the club. Me too. I try to do as much as I can to keep costs down.

[@famouseazy]

Can you make a video doing the alternator removal etc can’t seem to find any video that can help

[@RideThe6]

Probably won't be doing anything like that anytime soon. Have you checked the service manual? If you need a copy email me. k.

[@Bangabalunga]

Thank you so much for this

[@glennmallard680]

Can you do an air filter change video for the f3 800

[@RideThe6]

Let me see what I can do. Working on so many videos right now.

[@kuutsja4391]

Somebody knows about the torque of the oil cap drain of the Dragster 800 RR?

[@alexandrefrancois7626]

35-40 nm :)

[@Shockernor]

Where is the "window" for checking the oil level? I just bought a 2017 Rivale, but not sure about the level window, I see one one the right side (facing forward), but its just completly black, and nothing in the manual 🤣🤔🤔

[@Shockernor]

LOL, it's a stick 🤣🤣 Been driving japanese too long i guess...

[@DesmoDreams]

@@Shockernor or a Ducati maybe.

[@tonymonaco4391]

Very thorough! Great Job. Thanks for the info.

[@RideThe6]

Glad it was helpful!

[@k8for]

top !!!! Grazie !!

[@k8for]

Tra poco anche io sarò possessore di una F3 675 del 2013 !!

[@RideThe6]

@@k8for Translation "Soon I too will be the owner of a 2013 F3 675 !!"