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29 Mar 2003
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Xl650v oil drain plug
I know I must be daft, but I can't find the oil drain plug on my transalp. Somebody put me out of my misery please.
Also, can anyone tell me how often oil filters need to be changed?
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2 Apr 2003
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The drain plug is at the front, left hand side of the engine hiding behind the bashplate.
Oil & Filter changes are every 4000 miles. ------------------ Monkeys Alp
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3 Apr 2003
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Cheers.
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15 May 2003
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If you want the engine to last forever (and they can) change the oil every 4000km.
Don't overtighten the bolt now will you.
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Simon Kennedy Around the world 2000-2004, on a 1993 Honda Transalp
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