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To change the motor oil of a Royal Enfield Classic 350, start by placing the motorcycle on a flat and stable surface, preferably using a center stand. Make sure the engine is cold or slightly warm, as warm oil will flow better but won't be as dangerous as when it's boiling hot. Locate the oil drain plug, located under the engine, and place a suitable container to collect the old oil. Carefully unscrew the drain plug using an appropriate wrench, allowing the old oil to completely drain into the container. Let the oil drain for a few minutes, to make sure there is no residual fluid left in the engine. Once the oil is completely drained, securely screw the drain plug back in, being careful not to overtighten to avoid damaging the thread. After closing the plug, open the oil filler cap and pour the new oil into the engine, using a funnel to avoid spilling. Check that the amount of oil is correct by consulting the motorcycle manual. Once the new oil is added, close the cap and start the engine for a couple of minutes, then turn it off and check the oil level again, topping up if necessary.

Posted on 16 September 2025 by ScegliAuto

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