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Ducatitech.com "HowTo" Ducati Oil Change

Watch and learn how to change the oil on your 2 Valve Monster, Supersport, Multistrada or ST. This video is great if you want to learn how to save time and money by doing the work yourself. A serie...  
 
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freminlins (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Good! All I need is something to lift my bike onto to make life easy.
cacycleworksdotcom (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Easy: build small coffee table and use a loading ramp to park the bike on it. You can buy a wheel vice from  handyindustries dot com --> /shop/product_view.asp?idProdu ct=1154&D=1&S=22 We can arrange to sell you one of these, if desired.
L0U27 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Very Useful, thank You.. and I have a Question.. what should be the best oil for a Ducati 800ss? Sinthetic? any good brand?
cacycleworksdotcom (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Hi, thanks for writing. I recommend any semi- or full-synthetic. Mobil1 car oil is good. Any brand is great and recommended; however I decline from recommending Motul, as independent chemical analysis of that brand has shown Motul does not include one of the lubricating metals that are found in all other motor oils.

The 10w40 weight is suggested by most builders I talk to.

:) Chris
marsdestination (2 years ago) Show Hide
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recomended to refer to the manual for amount of oil as this is varies depending on engine size. eg
620cc 3.1 liters
900cc 3.9 liters of oil.
thank you for this tech vid as it is helpful for those do it yourself mid way services.
cacycleworksdotcom (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Hi Mars,

Yeah, if a person starts with 4 qts and then only fills to the bottom of the window, knowing 3.1 v 3.9 isn't an issue, yes?

:D
Chris

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