To remove the cover, you will need to remove the kick-starter. However, if you do decide to do this, then follow along, otherwise, skip ahead to the part about replacing the oil plug…! I opted not to risk it, so I did not clean the oil filter screen at this time. If you do manage to get the screws out, replace them with something that has a different head on them to eliminate this worry for next time…
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If you are going to do this I recommend using an impact driver so that you don’t strip these. The problem is that the side is held on with Phillips screws that are all pretty well seized… There is a great danger of stripping these screws. In order to remove the filter screen, it involves removing the side cover and pulling it out with a pliers, as shown in the manual: Here is a view from the drain hole of the oil screen. Do you want to remove the oil screen and clean it out? The best answer is yes, however, there is some risk involved in doing this… Remove the oil plug and let the old oil drain out into a catch-pan of some sort.Īt this point you have a decision to make. There is a hole in the skid plate to access it with a socket.
The first step is to locate the oil drain plug.
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How to Change Oil in a Honda Dirt Bike Motorcycle Thank you for your help keeping this site active. If you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission – at no cost to you. I needed to change the oil on my 1980 Honda XL100s Motorcycle and decided to document the tools and steps required with a few pictures to serve as future reference for the next time I need to do this I can remember which tools and oil to use! Follow along on this picture guide.
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