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Oil changes
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NancysToy
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Your manual has this information. If you don't have a manual, you can download one here. http://www.operatorsguides.brp.com/...20f-b70a-64ea6b3f34ea&brands=roadster&type=og
BRP specifies either their 4-stroke synthetic blend XPS Summer Weight, or a 5W-40 (10W-40 should be OK) semi-synthetic or full-synthetic motorcycle oil, meeting the requirements for API service SL, SJ, SH, or SG classification. Do not use a motor oil meeting the API service SM or ILSAC GF-4 classification.
Please note that there is more to a service interval than merely changing the oil and filter. There are several other tasks that should be performed.
BRP specifies either their 4-stroke synthetic blend XPS Summer Weight, or a 5W-40 (10W-40 should be OK) semi-synthetic or full-synthetic motorcycle oil, meeting the requirements for API service SL, SJ, SH, or SG classification. Do not use a motor oil meeting the API service SM or ILSAC GF-4 classification.
Please note that there is more to a service interval than merely changing the oil and filter. There are several other tasks that should be performed.
dizzyspots
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Spyder oil
So...I went thru every brand of synthetic oil in the rack. I understand NOT using service grade SM....but ALL the synthetic I found is labeled SN...but has a secondary list with multiple grades that its equivalent to....including SM???
So...I went thru every brand of synthetic oil in the rack. I understand NOT using service grade SM....but ALL the synthetic I found is labeled SN...but has a secondary list with multiple grades that its equivalent to....including SM???
dizzyspots
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Nope....went to Oreily's....NO motorcycle oil on the entire 20 ft long 8 ft high wall!!!...finally found Lucas semi synthetic MOTORCYCLE oil...just looking for some
to top off before next change, then Ill order a BRP kit thanks
to top off before next change, then Ill order a BRP kit thanks
liketoride2
New member
In my area Valvoline 4T 10-40 full synthetic motorcycle oil is consistently available at Walmart and Autozone stores. It's an excellent oil and very suitable for Spyders.
Mike
Idaho
www.rtwrider.net
Mike
Idaho
www.rtwrider.net
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