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Changing the motor oil of a Kawasaki Ninja 1000 requires attention to ensure the correct functioning of the engine. Start by positioning the bike on a stable stand to keep it upright. Make sure the engine is warm so that the old oil flows easily. Under the engine case, locate the drain plug and unscrew it with a suitable wrench, collecting the used oil in a suitable container. Once completely drained, reinstall the plug, tightening it securely. Proceed to pour the new motor oil through the filling cap located at the top, using a funnel to avoid spills. Check the oil level following the specifications indicated in the manual, start the engine for a few minutes, and check for any leaks.

Posted on 21 November 2025 by ScegliAuto

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