changin' oil
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changin' oil
Can anyone tell me the exact amount of oil to pour in a 93 cbr 600? I drained my oil and am replacing the oil filter. I poured the "old" oil into quart size containers and it came out to be almost 3-3/4 quarts. The honda dealer only gave me 3 quarts and I heard that 2.8 was the number, but I don't have the owner's manual. I poured in 2.8 quarts and it was a tad low, so I filled the rest of my supply (3 quarts) and it looks pretty good, but I wanna make sure I'll have enough. It seems odd that that much oil came out. I didn't check the level on the dipstick before I drained the oil, so I don't know if 3-3/4 quarts is high/low or just right.
p.s. I need to get a owner's manual! I have a Service manual, but it does not list my question. If anyone has an extra!!...
Thanks for any help!
p.s. I need to get a owner's manual! I have a Service manual, but it does not list my question. If anyone has an extra!!...
Thanks for any help!
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The number that crosses my mind (from my Clymer's manual) is 3.9 quarts if you replace the oil filter as well.
I will have to double check as I don't have the book in front of me.
I only have the service manual in pdf format. Unfortunately I have never found a pdf version that includes section 1 - General Information.
I will have to double check as I don't have the book in front of me.
I only have the service manual in pdf format. Unfortunately I have never found a pdf version that includes section 1 - General Information.
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That's weird...I checked my dipstick a day or two after I filled it with 3 quarts and it's still dead in the middle of the two lines of the dipstick. It seems strange that it says in the manuals almost 4 quarts! I'm checking the oil with the bike in the "straight" position, so the oil level should be most accurate their. Idk maybe I'll just run it like this for awhile and keep checking every so often.
Thanks
p.s. If anyone has a spare owner's manual I'd be happy to take it from ya!
Thanks
p.s. If anyone has a spare owner's manual I'd be happy to take it from ya!
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