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Hey I have a 98 GSXF600 and I am changing the cluch. since its a wet one i need to change out the oil just wondering if anyone knew how much oil i was going to need after i switch it all out.
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The service manual should have all the info you need. You can get a copy from the wiki.“If you don’t like change, you will like being irrelevant even less.”
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Raised numbers at the oil fill on the motor also states the fill capacity...
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Just changed my clutch last weekend. My manual (which by the way is a PDF on my computer that I paid like $5 for offline) on my 2000 GSXF called for 3.8 quarts. I added that much then eyeballed the oil window (with the bike straight up not on the stand) as it was running for the recommended 10 mins. I ended up putting a little bit more in probably around a full 4 quarts when it was all said and done.
Hope this helps a little!! Good luck!!For my little angel.....
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thank ya guys yeah it was real close to 4 full qtsComment
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No wonder these motors are so heavy. I like allot of oil though. I hate these new 1/2qt CA certified engines on outboards,push mowers,ect.Comment
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Our Katana's use a prodigious amount of oil for both lubrication and cooling.Comment
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Lots of oil and lube are always a good thing
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