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How to Change the Engine Oil of a Honda Dominator 650?

Model: Honda Dominator Nx650
Part: Engine oil

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Good morning, today’s goal is to change the engine oil of our Honda Dominator 650. Before starting, it is important to warm up the engine for 5 minutes, then position the bike on a centre stand to ensure it is perfectly perpendicular to the ground. Start by unscrewing and removing the top cap where the engine oil is added.

Next, place a container underneath the oil sump. Once done, unscrew the lower drain bolt to let all the engine oil out. Once the engine oil has completely drained, screw the lower bolt back in, then add the new oil through the top hole and screw the cap back on, and you will have successfully completed the change.


Updated on 14 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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