Fluid Replacement
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Fluid Replacement
Ok, so last night after reading over 20 pages of oil/lubricant posts over on the oil page, I thought I would come back here and see what people are running in the engine, primary, and transmission. From what I read last night, a lot of people like to use multiple brands and types for each. Some had negative opinions of SYN3, while others have had no issues. Some have had good experience with Amsoil, others with Mobil 1.
Right now, I'm leaning towards Amsoil. Per Amsoil's website, 20/50 is recommended in all three holes. Your thoughts?
Right now, I'm leaning towards Amsoil. Per Amsoil's website, 20/50 is recommended in all three holes. Your thoughts?
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I'm geting ready to change mine and I'm going to go with Mobil 1 V-Twin 20w-50 in all holes. One thing I've learned in reading up on oils, is no matter what you decide to use, someone is going to tell you you're making a mistake. Pick brand and stay with it, don't keep changing brands every oil change.
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its your money to throw away as you like....there are only really 3 types of oil..dino, synthetic and a mix of the two....under normal conditions (which all but the most highly modified harleys run) they all do a more than adequate job....none of them break down, run out of detergents or insufficiently lubricate under the conditons which a harley is used ....the higher grade oils are really only needed in extreme racing conditions ( I am talking about supercharging, track racing and the like)......they will all last for the 5000 miles or so between oil changes on a street bike...Oh, and those hot summer days when you are stuck in traffic for an hour doesn't count as "extreme", its just normal motorcycle use...