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Oil drain plug

jeeplen

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Lamonster, tried changing oil. Crackcase plug is on really tite. Put all my muscle in it and it want budge don't want to strip it. what do you suggest
 
Lamonster, tried changing oil. Crackcase plug is on really tite. Put all my muscle in it and it want budge don't want to strip it. what do you suggest

I'm not Lamont but he's my hero. :thumbup:

I used a small tube (12" long "/-) on the Allen wrench as a cheater bar to loosen them.

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And always remember, once you put the cheater bar on and are updside down under the bike; righty tighty, lefty loosey! :rolleyes:
 
I changed the oil on a friends Spyder the other day and it was it's first oil change and it was really tight too. I had to use a 3/8" drive long handle ratchet with a socket allen head. It might be good to let it warm up a bit too to help it break free.
 
I had the same problem - both of the oil plugs were WAY tight. You can use a vise grip to add more leverage to the allen key -
 
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