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Does anyone know how much will Harley regular oil 20/50 breakdown after 5000 miles at 240* oil temperature. Basically what I want to know is if it is ok to keep the oil for 5000 miles as per Harley specs. I live in south Texas and it get very hot. Your input will be greatly appreciated.
Just use a good brand syn 20w-50 in all three holes and u'll be fine...
It ain't rocket science and its just a harley... The same as any other mc or vehicle.
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thanks for your input, i know its not rocket science, i was not asking about tran and prim oils, i was not asking for types of oils, and my question was not answered, but thanks anyway.
I would suggest sending your used 5000 mile oil in for analysis to one of those oil labs. I have never done this but then you would know for sure if it has any life left in it and what shape it is in.
i would suggest sending your used 5000 mile oil in for analysis to one of those oil labs. I have never done this but then you would know for sure if it has any life left in it and what shape it is in.
I don't know anything about Harley oil breakdown, I don't use HD oil, one reason I don't is Harley doesn't make oil, the lowest bidder to bottle the oil in HD bottles with in there specs is where the oil comes from. Anyways sorry got off track, I have used BlackStone Laboratory to do my oil analysis , it cost $25 bucks to find out what your oil is doing, what metals are in it, everything you would want to know, go to there website they will send you a container for the oil free, and yes it can be mailed, its not considered haz-mat because of the amount of oil you mail them is just a small amount, not that you asked but I use 50 wt Rotella in mine, always have, always will.
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