[yfs200mxr21]

im changing my oil and i'm not sure what type of oil filter to use. do you think my dealer would carry oil filters? i found the k&n filters for like $6 and i found hiflo filters for like $3. i dont know which ones to get.

 

[SandJunkie]

I just used the stock Suzuki filters...same as the 400's..

 

[onesavage]

I just used the stock Suzuki filters...same as the 400's..
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same here.... :bangbang: <_<

 

[yfs200mxr21]

so do you think that my dealer would have them in stock. they usually have a lot of stuff in stock.

 

[MXQuadRacer]

so do you think that my dealer would have them in stock. they usually have a lot of stuff in stock.
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I would bet money on it Can always give them a ring and ask if you don't feel like taking the risk in driving up there, and the parts department should be able to check for you quick. I would be surprised if they did not

 

[SandJunkie]

Don't forget to buy an "O" ring seal for the cover...we found out you need to replace that every other oil change...so grab a couple just to be safe...the seal has a tendency to leak after a couple of oil changes... :blink:

 

[tomltr450]

Don't forget to buy an "O" ring seal for the cover...we found out you need to replace that every other oil change...so grab a couple just to be safe...the seal has a tendency to leak after a couple of oil changes... :blink:
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good tip junkie

 

[SandJunkie]

 

[scottmartinracing]

Does the K&N have anymore flow to it?

or is it the same

 

[Porter Hill Performance]

a k&n oil filter doesnt have any more flow. were not talkin about air filters. the only thing great about them is they are reusable. when you change your oil take em out and spray em off with parts cleaner and you have a new filter. its just easier to go to your suzuki dealer and buy like 10 oil filters at a shot and have them on hand.

 

[trukinjp13]

stock is good idear. cheap and in stock.

 

[scottmartinracing]

wish i would have known that before i bought the k&n :bangbang:

 

[Kwad Gawd]

Using a cleanable oil filters is a bad idea, you CAN NEVER totally get them 100% clean plus, they are metal fabric filters - the holes are larger than any replacable paper filter. They don't filter as well, and they collect tiny pieces of metal shavings and other debris that you don't see. Don' use them, use the stock Genuine Suzuki paper filters.

 

[SandJunkie]

And there you have it...class dismissed...

 

[YFZ450 Blaster Racer]

Not sure, but i read somewhere above the z400 oil filter will work for LTR. If this is true then i'll just use them.

 

[onesavage]

that is correct...

 

[Okie]

exact same part number from Suzuki!

Also here is a great link for Fiche (a parts finder)

http://www.dreyercycle.com/fiche_select.asp

The LT-R diagrams will be posted SOON!

 

[blue_eyed_surfer2002]

anyone know where you can order o-rings in bulk or in an assortment set that has the ones we use on our ltr's???

 

[YFZ450 Blaster Racer]

thanks for the info guys, now i can get a cheap twin air one for the 400 and use it. I don't about u guys but buying one from Suzuki isn't cheap.

 

[yimmyc88]

My dealer charges 12 bucks each here in Canada. Any online places I can order stuff like this that wont charge me an arm for shipping??