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CHANGING THE TRANSMISSION OIL WITH ELECTRIC START
17 - Changing the transmission oil
Fig (b): Oil drain plug, at the bottom of the crankcase
a): Oil ller cap, in the upper part of the crankcase.
The engine has a capacity of 430 cc of transmission oil.
Do not mix dierent types of oil. Always top up using
the same type. We recommend using oil such as NILS
CLUTCH TRIAL.
The electric start system is lubricated with the same
oil engine. To change the oil, if the engine is cold, we
recommend start the motorcycle and let it run at idle
speed for 5 minutes. This will warm up the oil to the
right temperature for changing. Then place the motor-
cycle on the side stand unfold. Put a container below
the right drain plug and remove. Let all of the oil drain
out, and then clean the plug, removing any metal
shavings xed on the magnet provide. Once it is clean,
check the cooper washer and replace if it is necessary
and tight the drain plug.
On the electric start engines, is necessary drain out
the remaining oil placed on the electric start cover.
To carry out, lie down the motorcycle up to 5º on the
left side and put a container below. Check the cooper
washer and replace if it is necessary and tight the drain
plug.
To ll the engine with oil, position the motorcycle
slightly inclined to the left (about 5º). Open the cap
on the clutch cover and add 380 cc of NILS clutch
Trial. Close the cap and check the level
through the sight glass on the clutch cover. The proper
level is when you see a bubble at the top of the sight
glass.
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It is recommended to change the engine oil, at least
once a year.
Do not mix dierent types of oil. Always rell using
the same type of oil. We recommend using oil such
as NILSCLUTCH TRIAL.
BATTERY
The battery gives the power to start the engine. It is
placed behind the front light lamp. Maintenance is
not required. The battery auto charges it selves when
the engine is running. It is not necessary charge the
battery from the outside by charger.
Fig (c): Oil drain plug, remaining oil placed on the electric strat cover.
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b
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