OIL CHANGE ON A 2019 KAWASAKI ZX6R

Come hang out while I change the oil on my new bike for the first time! This was the easiest oil change I have ever done. Remember everything is trial and error and we learn as we go!
Tools used:
Wrench
17mm socket
65mm oil filter wrench
Oil pan
Funnel
Failed Starbucks cup
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[@SpiritJellyfish1]

Love your bike! Need girls like you in the car and bike scene!🤩 Ride safe🤞🏻

[@TrippinBusa]

Great choice of filter, there are no cardboard parts on the inside.

[@lifeisgoodon2wheels869]

You did a very good job, 🤙🥰 seriously!!

[@SUDHEER99203]

I love your videos❤🎉

[@andremunsell4404]

Good vid !!

[@bobmoto133]

ride safe

[@yoavberestizhevsky]

how do you know when you need to change the oil?

[@p.p4941]

The Bike has a little symbol on the gage cluster for oil.

[@yoavberestizhevsky]

@@p.p4941 thanks

[@SummerEaze]

Color is black Its more clear yellow when clean & new

[@Jeffrey-iq7op]

Step one: kickstand. Step two: lie down and try to find the drain plug. Step three: cuss. Step four: cuss again. Step five: louder. Step five: cuss some more. Step six: drain the oil. Step seven: find the oil filter. Step eight: long for the days when ya had a gixxer. (Yup. Went there. No regerts! ) Step 6: cry.

[@bree_rides_]

That’s how I felt changing the oil on the Yamaha 😂

[@Jeffrey-iq7op]

​@@bree_rides_Although it's a Kawi, at least your filter is in an easily reachable position. Mine requires the loosening of fairing bolts and to reach behind the exhaust headers.

[@bree_rides_]

@@Jeffrey-iq7op yes easy access, and I’ve not found that if I put the bike on the kickstand AND use the Starbucks cup, there is no spillage all over the bike!

[@Jeffrey-iq7op]

​@@bree_rides_spilling oil all over the headers is part of the fun! *Cough*

[@bree_rides_]

@@Jeffrey-iq7op it’s all part of the experience 😂😂

[@dtmistheone]

Amy chance you wanna do mine out of charity?

[@bree_rides_]

I would love to!

[@lifeisgoodon2wheels869]

False, you want that shit running temp, go ride it for 20minutes, it gets all the stuff that settles to the bottom circulating, so that way it will flow out when you pull the plug, yes it will be hot as shit, but your motor will thank you. 😊

[@bree_rides_]

I let it warm up!

[@_MotoMatt]

Hm im in the group that prefers it cold. Any particles would have already settled to the bottom of the oil pan. Doing it after a ride means that you wont get as much oil since it hasnt drained down into the pan. It may take a few seconds longer to drain doing it cold, but dont have to worry about scalding yourself with hot oil. Both methods work though!