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Use it, love it, recomend it. Much improved clutch feel. If you enjoy a soft, forgiving clutch, stick with the stock goo. If you prefer a more positive feeling clutch action, try the ATF. Its not like it aint reversible. You don't like it, change back.
So if I were to switch to ATF in my primary, should I let the primary drain over night to remove as much of the old oil as possible or does it matter?
Any particular brand you'd recommend?
2010 Limited with some stuff
Last edited by SBates08; Jul 28, 2015 at 11:01 AM.
Mobil one ATF is what I use. Drain it warm and let it drip until it stops. Fill it up and ride. If you want all the fluid out, pull the outer primary cover.
Mobil one ATF is what I use. Drain it warm and let it drip until it stops. Fill it up and ride. If you want all the fluid out, pull the outer primary cover.
I always change it when it's hot so should be no issues. Goons give this a try.
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