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  3. Street Glide
    4. : Replacement engine / gearbox / primary oil and oil filter of a 2012 Harley Davidson Street Glide

Model: Harley Davidson Street Glide
Part: Engine oil
Replacement engine / gearbox / primary oil and oil filter of a 2012 Harley Davidson Street Glide

2012 Harley Davidson Street Glide Engine / Gearbox / Primary Oil Replacement Guide and Oil Filter. oil drain plug gaskets. Place the motorcycle on the stand. Place a container for the recovery of the oil to be disposed of under the gearbox. Using a ratchet and a bushing, unscrew the oil drain plug, located under the gearbox, front side. Let all the oil drain. Replace the cap gasket and screw on. Open the filler cap with an Allen key and pour in a liter of gear oil. With a Harley filter socket wrench, unscrew the filter placed in front of the engine cylinders, left side. Lubricate the filter gasket before screwing in. Unscrew the engine oil drain plug located under the engine, in the cross member of the frame and let it drain. Replace the cap gasket and screw on. Open the oil filler neck, located on the engine, to the left of the gearbox cap and pour in four liters of engine oil. Unscrew the primary oil drain plug, located under the primary crankcase, left side. Let the oil drain, replace the cap gasket and screw on. Open the oil inspection cap located on the primary, left side. Unscrew all the screws holding the cover. Apply the special funnel for the primary and pour 900ml of primary oil. Start the engine for one minute, then shut off and recheck the engine oil against the oil dipstick in the filler neck.


Posted on 15 November 2023 by ScegliAuto

How do you change the engine oil of the BMW R 1200 GS?

The replacement of the engine oil of the BMW R 1200 GS is carried out by loosening the bolts that secure the skid plate positioned in the lower part of the bike. Once this plate has been removed, it will be possible to unscrew the drain plug below, so that the used oil can be collected inside a suitably positioned container. Next to the drain plug you will find the oil filter, which in turn must be extracted and replaced with a new one. After the replacement, it will be possible to top up from the special vent on the crankcase to the left of the bike.

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