I’m no expert but I read thousands of these threads every month all asking the same questions. Hopefully the experts will add to the commentary section below and feel free to correct me on anything I may say in the video. Thanks
I’m no expert but I read thousands of these threads every month all asking the same questions. Hopefully the experts will add to the commentary section below and feel free to correct me on anything I may say in the video. Thanks EDIT: I just realized I made a mistake in the video Power Steering/ATF has a much lower viscosity than engine oil when it leaks. So a Power Steering/ATF leak will be red, runny and tend to leak on the ground and spread out in a thin layer. It will also have a strong “machine/gear oil smell to it”. Where as regular oil will leak in droplets and pool in thick coagulated clumps with not much spreading out.
2010 BMW S1000RR custom carbon fiber edition (CFE) with BST carbon fiber rims, ceramic wheel bearings, K & N race air filter, Akrapovic full exhaust, HP levers, rearsets and passenger pegs, HP carbon fiber fairings and chain guard, Power Commander V with toggle switch, 189HP pump fuel and 195HP U4.4 race fuel, HID low and high beam headlights, carbon fiber frame protector, Luimoto seat cover, MRA tall smoked windscreen. Titanium bolts and axel nut.
How to change your oil. This is for an Acura Integra, but the procedure is similar on *most* other cars.
www.hondarepairadvice.com How to change 2004-2008 Acura TL cabin/ac filter Step 1: Remove the passenger side lower dashcover. Step 2: Open the glovebox and remove the damper Step 3: Squeeze both side of the glovebox and drop the glovebox Step 4: Remove the 2 plastic clips and 2 screws Step 5: Remove the glovebox by pulling it towards you and disconnect the connectors Step 6: Release the taps by pushing inwards and remove the tray Step 7: Replace the cabin/ac filter Step 8: Reinstall in reverse of removal
show you how to change the engine oil and replace the oil filter, it’s not hard to do this maintenance, you can do it at home! Filmed with GoPro Hero HD camera, edited on iMovie ‘09 on iMac
Just trying out the GoPro HD at night. Video taken at 960p but converted later to 720p. The bike is a DRZ 400 SM with few moods: Yoshimura RS2(no baffle) 3×3 JD Kit K@N Air Filter Zeta Pivot Levers, Hel Braided Hoses R&G Tail Tidy and Tail Light
show you how to remove all cvt parts, it’s simple job to do.
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