Old oil clean out
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Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Gulfport
Old oil clean out
A couple weeks ago there was a post about gettig all the old oil out of bike with this system that gets the last little bit out. I can't find it I think it was around 65 dollars. I went thru search and I think Im not putting the right info in. Can some one point me in the right direction
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Tourer
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From: Bronxville ny
Cruiser
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From: nashville
try this link
http://www.roguechopper.com/products..._kit_RC140.htm
http://www.roguechopper.com/products..._kit_RC140.htm
Road Master
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From: East Tennessee
Scavenger
I purchased the Rogue Scavenger for my 96" er and unable to get the oil return line reconected. Even all my Genis riddin' buds unable to do it. 75$ for the dealer to haul it in and had it in place in 10 minutes. Of course they wouldn't share the secret with me and I have not got the nerve to try it again. I like what it should do. I'll try it again some day. I agree with a lot of folks, quality oil, filter, and regular changes will do just fine.
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Louisville, KY
I know this topic has been discussed before but I'm glad the OP brought it up. Correct me if I'm wrong but a lot of folks say this is not necessary and speak of how they haven't done it ever before, blah blah blah. I'm not saying you don't have to do it but how could this be a negative for the bike. I have always wondered why I never get much oil out of the bike when changing. Again, why not make this an SOP when changing the oil.
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I purchased the Rogue Scavenger for my 96" er and unable to get the oil return line reconected. Even all my Genis riddin' buds unable to do it. 75$ for the dealer to haul it in and had it in place in 10 minutes. Of course they wouldn't share the secret with me and I have not got the nerve to try it again. I like what it should do. I'll try it again some day. I agree with a lot of folks, quality oil, filter, and regular changes will do just fine.
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Road Warrior
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From: Orange, VA,
In a dry sump system the oil is not kept in a pan under the crankshaft, it is kept in a different tank, there is still some oil in the engine and under the crank, if you take off your cam cover some oil will spill out, thats some of the oil that does not get drained out, your just draining the oil in the tank. A engine with a dry sump system will make more horse power then a wet sump system.