Step By Step Guide: Changing The Oil On The 2021 MT-09 SP!

Oil change on my 2021 MT-09 SP
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[@likeawind123]

Your videos are to the point, love it. Thanks

[@haneymoto]

Thank you. Appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@dreaminginink2029]

Just wanted to let you know that your content is excellent.

[@haneymoto]

Thank you for the kind words. Really appreciate you watching and commenting

[@lold6130]

I always do oil changes with the engine hot so the oil will drain faster. Also, I pre-fill the filter with new oil & it's surprising how much you can put in. Oil filter only needs to be tightened to 17nm & drain bolt to 29nm (and use new crush washer - they're cheap). Those looked way too tight

[@haneymoto]

I used to fill the filter but in some cases, it became messy when reinstalling. So I put the filter on dry and check the levels after running the engine a bit. Appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@admireinspire]

The current model r1 oil plug is over the damn headers. This is so much better designed.

[@haneymoto]

Yeah really easy oil change. But for the R1 and others aluminum foil can be used to protect the pipes.

[@admireinspire]

@@haneymoto now that is a way better idea. I was using plastic bags with questionable success lmao

[@powderaddicts6364]

Did you pull that Allen headed cover off of the engine case for that frame slider? Will the oil leak out or is it safe to just pull it off and swap it out with no spill? Thank you!

[@haneymoto]

Yes. The slider replaces the cover. If you put the bike on a paddock stand no oil will leak out. You need a 14mm Allen to remove the cover. Here is a link to TST Industries installation video. It’s in a previous generation MT but the process is the same. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIa4dnx7isSXfZIsi=ldPgEXJOiGvpdxoN Let me know if you have any other questions and thank you for subscribing I really appreciate it.

[@garretts5554]

Really enjoy your channel sir! Love your taste with the mods as well! What brand carbon fiber pieces are you using?

[@haneymoto]

The carbon bits are all form Carbon2Race. I've been very happy with the quality. Appreciuate you watching and commenting

[@davidd6849]

You need to put some elbow grease there 😂 They overnighted them from manufacture,so it doesn’t leak under guarantee lol. It’s would be better to change that crush washer especially that it was definitely crushed😮 Great job doing it yourself 👍

[@haneymoto]

Lol definitely need to man up. 😂 As always thanks for watching and commenting

[@raisingcane225]

What track stand do you have for the rear wheels and also what spools do you have? I have a ‘22 Yamaha XSR 900, close cousin to your MT09 on order arriving in about 2-1/2 weeks. Down in Miami. Great and informative videos. Thanks!

[@haneymoto]

Appreciate you watching and commenting. The XSR 900 is a great bike. As for the stand, it is the trackside stand from Cycle Gear. They are around $100. as for spools I am also using just basic ones from Cycle Gear. Here is a link to a quick video I did n the stand kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpq2lWeDnLWJl7c

[@ac2-rm141]

I used Amsoil for my first oil change. Pricey at $17 a quart tho.

[@arnaldomorales9759]

My first change oil I have the same problem

[@bingbongparis3797]

Hello haney moto, may be you can have me some idea how to soften my rear suspension for my mt09 sp? Thanks a lot

[@haneymoto]

Wish I could. But, sorry to say I’m not a suspension expert.

[@PureEvolution]

Why is there so many people dont pre-soak the oil filter do you know how much oil has to pass though it before it gets preasure into the head. you did do it pretty quick so should have an ok oil coating over cams and stuff but why risk it on such a great bike

[@haneymoto]

Honestly I’ve never filled the filters on any vehicles and have never had an issue. I put the filter on dry, run the engine for a few mins, check the oil levels and add accordingly. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@PureEvolution]

@@haneymoto Yea i see so many that do each to there own on such a new bike and more so if its a long term bike to try keep its engine health best you can.. thank you for a great video

[@heep34987yt]

Did your dealer change the oil filter at the 600 mile service? The filters that come on the bike from the factory are notoriously tight and a pain to get off. When new one goes on a 3/4 turn after the filter contacts should suffice.

[@haneymoto]

They did change it at the 600 mile service. So my guess is the tech tightened the shit out if it. Needless to say I did close to your suggestion when I put it back on. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@Zerinsakech]

wow nice and easy access, looks like a well designed bike, did you need to remove anything to get to that?

[@haneymoto]

Nope nothing to remove, very easy job. Especially compared to a fully faired bike. Thank you for watching and commenting

[@MotoPylit]

Did you do the 600 mile service yourself? The only thing I don’t have tools for is the fuel timing

[@haneymoto]

I had the dealer do it. But this was because I had a little fender bender at just under 600 miles and had the dealer check everything for me.

[@hasinthaperera]

Is 2018 model oil filter suitable for 2021 mt09?

[@haneymoto]

Yes. Yamaha uses this filter for many models. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@Eptapitek]

How do you dispose of old oil?

[@haneymoto]

I dump the old oil a waste oil jug and then bring it to a local Advanced Auto. This is the jug I use shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/flotool-dispos-oil-recycle-jug-11849mi/9180023-p?c3ch=PLA&c3nid=9180023-P&adtype=pla&product_channel=online&store_code=&gbraid=0AAAAAD05GhWMTSejZ_L6M_Ko2A1XDFnoP&gbraid=0AAAAAD05GhWMTSejZ_L6M_Ko2A1XDFnoP&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzsmbvdPK-wIVAdaGCh2OlgobEAQYASABEgJ5UfD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds