Oil not draining?!!
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Markracing10
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Oil not draining?!!
I am doing my first oil change on the trx and i removed the sump plug, filler cap and then the filter cover and filter but only about a litre of oil has drained and it still shows full on the sight glass....
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Re: Oil not draining?!!
Remove the sump PLUGS! ...there are twoMarkracing10 wrote:I am doing my first oil change on the trx and i removed the sump plug, filler cap and then the filter cover and filter but only about a litre of oil has drained and it still shows full on the sight glass....
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Re: Oil not draining?!!
One for the sump and one for the oil tank 
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Re: Oil not draining?!!
dandywarhol wrote:One for the sump and one for the oil tank
Ahhh, plug it!
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Re: Oil not draining?!!
Yep, tank drain plug, 12mm bolt near the back of the oil filter cover.
Caught me out the first time too
Caught me out the first time too
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Re: Oil not draining?!!
I be doing this shortly (when motivated) what brand and weight of oil is recommended?
Cheers, Fordy.
Cheers, Fordy.
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Re: Oil not draining?!!
search is your friendFordy wrote:I be doing this shortly (when motivated) what brand and weight of oil is recommended?
Cheers, Fordy.
