See tips, tools, parts, and time required to change the oil in your Honda foreman, and of course see the step by step procedure as described in the Honda foreman's owners manual of how to change the oil and replace the oil filter.
0:23 Pause Here Foreman Oil Change Job Overview
0:32 Pause Here to See Tools Required to Change Your Oil
0:39 Pause Here Parts I Used for this Oil Change
1:00 Warm Up Bike, Then Remove Oil Filler Cap
1:30 Remove 17mm Drain Plug
1:42 Locate and Remove Oil Filter Cover's 3 8mm Bolts
2:20 Don't Lose This Little Spring
2:37 Replace O Rings In Filter Housing
3:22 Replace Oil Filter
4:00 Re-Install Oil Filter Housing Bolts (Torque Specs 10nm 7.38 ft. lbs.)
4:23 Clean and Inspect Drain Plug; Replace Crush Washer if Necessary
4:31 Re-Install Drain Plug (Torque Specs 25Nm or 18 Ft. Lbs
5:05 Add 2.2 Quarts of Honda's Recommended Oil
5:24 Check Oil Properly
5:53 Spray Oil Filter and Drain Plug Areas with Degreaser and Hose of Mess to Make Checking For Leaks Easier
6:04 Run Machine at Idle for 60 Seconds
6:13 Check Oil Level Again (Add oil if necessary)
6:22 How-To Reset Oil Change Indicator
See Our Honda Foreman Air Filter Replacement Video Here
• How-To Change Air Filt...
Honda Foreman Oil Change Job Overview
Maintenance Interval: First of 600 Miles or 100 Hours
Time Required: 2-3 Beers 40-60 Mins
Difficulty: Easy
Cost: $30-$40
Tools Required: (And Tools I Use For Every Oil Change)
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Specific Tools Required:
17mm, 8mm Sockets, with Ratchet
Funnel, Shop Towels, Gloves
Pick, Degreaser, Hose
Owners Manual for Your Machine!
Parts Required:
2.2 Quarts of Honda Recommended Oil $22ish
New Oil Filter $6
New O Rings $6
New Crush Washer $3
So I really hope you found some of this information helpful when it comes time to change the oil in your Honda Foreman, and if you did do me a quick favor and give the video a thumbs up.
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A special thanks to my old man for letting me ride this bike growing up and instilling the importance of honesty, hard work, and determination that have all led me to where I am today.
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