Oil Change - Semi Sythetic or Fully Synthetic

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Old 05-15-2006, 10:15 PM
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Default RE: Oil Change - Semi Sythetic or Fully Synthetic

i would do an engine flush when swtiching to fully synthetic. Example. put in fully systhetic with new filter, rev engine for 5 mins, drain out and put new oil and filter.

 
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Old 05-24-2006, 01:00 AM
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Default RE: Oil Change - Semi Sythetic or Fully Synthetic

for what it is worth the sythetic.
has a problem when the bike is stored from all i can find out. if the bike sets for weeks and not fired up the syntetic is so slick it tends to fall off of the cramk bearings leaving you with a dry bearing when you crank up. their is nothing wrong with using sythetic in the summer when you ride all the time but i would not seat it up for cold weather storage with it. just some research i done on the oils
 
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