Oil
- Thread starter MasonBraaps
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10w-30 oil made for wet clutches. no friction modifiers or detergents to keep the engine clean
I use motorcycle oil from oreilys made for a wet clutch
10w-30 oil made for wet clutches. no friction modifiers or detergents to keep the engine clean
I use motorcycle oil from oreilys made for a wet clutch
this is what i use cuz the honda dealership is close to my house. its 8 bucks and has a measurement window on the side that says 650ml to make it easy
The recommended oil by Yamaha is 10w30 engine oil, and yes it is for 4 strokes.
Can I use 4 stroke 10WA
this is what i use cuz the honda dealership is close to my house. its 8 bucks and has a measurement window on the side that says 650ml to make it easy
so should I use it?
This is like the Chevy vs. Ford debate. I personally use Belray Gear Saver. In my opinion, it's best to buy any of the brands that a motorcycle shop sells.
I don't buy chicken at a fish restaurant. I don't buy mexican food at a Chineese restaurant. I don't buy a hamburger at an Italian restaurant. I don't buy motorcycle parts at an auto parts store.
I don't buy chicken at a fish restaurant. I don't buy mexican food at a Chineese restaurant. I don't buy a hamburger at an Italian restaurant. I don't buy motorcycle parts at an auto parts store.
It will say for motorcycle transmissions and wet clutches. That covers all ATVs with a manual shift transmission.
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