Part #s of what you need:
Part Number Description
15410-KYJ-901 ELEMENT, OIL FILTER
15412-KYJ-901 GASKET
94109-12000 WASHER (12MM)
Basically, after removing the fairings unscrew oil fller cap. Place drain pan under engine and remove drain bolt (regular head near side stand). Remove the four oil filter cover bolts and the cover. Remove filter & gasket. Place new filter (pay attention to which direction, it is marked) then new gasket which I believe goes only one way and put cover back on and torque bolts to 9 foot lbs or 12 newton meters or 108 inch lbs. Put new crush washer on drain bolt and re install drain bolt. I can't remember the torque at the moment. Pour (if I reacll correctly) 1.6 quarts of oil into filler. Hold bike upright & check level. Start bike & let it warm up to check for leaks and then recheck oil level (bike held upright). If all is good re install the fairings and you're done.
Excellent advice! I ordered the oil, a few washers (for future oil changes), a few gaskets (ditto), and a filter, plus a few (tons) of accessories for my brother's CBR250r. I'll follow yours and the manual's instructions to change the oil, and if I get the time I'll post a guide with photos in the forums.Part #s of what you need:
Part Number Description
15410-KYJ-901 ELEMENT, OIL FILTER
15412-KYJ-901 GASKET
94109-12000 WASHER (12MM)
Basically, after removing the fairings unscrew oil fller cap. Place drain pan under engine and remove drain bolt (regular head near side stand). Remove the four oil filter cover bolts and the cover. Remove filter & gasket. Place new filter (pay attention to which direction, it is marked) then new gasket which I believe goes only one way and put cover back on and torque bolts to 9 foot lbs or 12 newton meters or 108 inch lbs. Put new crush washer on drain bolt and re install drain bolt. I can't remember the torque at the moment. Pour (if I reacll correctly) 1.6 quarts of oil into filler. Hold bike upright & check level. Start bike & let it warm up to check for leaks and then recheck oil level (bike held upright). If all is good re install the fairings and you're done.
Yes I also do not remove fairings. Not really nessary easier to just loosten and pull backI've done three oil changes on my bike and I've yet to do more than loosen right hand bottom lower and move it out of the way. One thing for sure, these cartridge style oil filters mounted sideways make for one hell of a mess!
same here.Yes I also do not remove fairings. Not really nessary easier to just loosten and pull back