This is one of the best DIY dirt bike oil changes I have seen. Very clean and methodical, simple and straightforward. Thank you.

Prestigeless, clear and to the point! Thanks for taking the time, these instruction videos are invaluable for amateur mechanics, like myself, in complementing service manuals. I always look for one, before making some new repair or service on my bike (even though I passed the oil-change-level quite a few years ago 😀)

Copper washers are usually crush washers. To be used only once. Thanks for the great vid.

I just bought a Gas Gas 350f coming from old oil burners, so this video has been really helpful mate thanks

This must be one of the best instructional videos on Internet, cheers m8

Picking up a 350 and this is super helpful thank you

Thanks for this. It made it super easy for a beginner!

Perfect explaination ! I watched this and did it : 10 min done! cheeers mate ! btw : what are the hex screws for ? Underneath the engine there are two hex screws s?? And I do agree about KTM manuals , the y are great ! All the best .

Great video making life simple for us all, keep up the great videos.

Great video Steven it’s good to see you adapting to that orange

Fantastic video keep em coming brother, very informative.

Thanks for this. I love to get an idea if what it's like to do basic maintenance on a bike before I buy it. Looks like this will be my next bike. Do you still have the bike a year later? How's it holding up?

Great informative step by step guide!!👍👍Have you checked your little inline fuel filter? After my first ride I pulled mine out and it had a bit of white plastic from drilling fuel tank holes 🤷‍♂️ where they mustn't have cleaned at factory

Great video I love the service manual that you get with KTMs you can also buy a disc or a download that goes even further which I would recommend.

thanks a lot, very helpful and cristal clear explanation

Cool video. It looks good in there.

Good thing it's easy to do oil changes on as you be doing them often. I wonder how long that factory skid plate will last.

Area around bolt head seams super tight. Were you using 6 or 12 point closed wrench head?

Thanks for detailed instructions.

Nice video, Steve.

Get yourself a crows foot adapter for your torque wrench. It makes access to the sump nut easier

Good vid. Your oil seemed awfully dirty for just 2 hours. I guess I don’t ride mine hard enough. Lol.

Is this the Enduro model or the dual purpose model always get confused on the EXC-F designation - AWESOME bike!!!

Vey helpful thanks

Thank you 🙏🏻

Try to use medical syringe next time to drain all leftover oil from inside. Where needle goes put a hose similar to drain hose on tank. And just use suction power of syringe. You can use it also for cooling system,if you want to add a bit oil and not make a mess around,for draining brake and clutch oil easy from uper reservoirs. And it also have pretty precise measurements for volume on the side. Im using it all the time ✌️

Thanks for the video! I think you accidentally said 7.4 Nm for the filter bolts. It's actually 7.4 Ftlb According to my manual for the Xc-f, the torque specs are: Drain plug = 14.8 Ft-lb = 20 Nm 13mm screen plug = 11.1 Ft-lb = 15 Nm Filter bolts = 7.4 Ft-lb = 10 Nm

Semi synthetic or fully synthetic?

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How often should I do this

Great video! How often you change the oil. I just bought my 350 and dealer told me every 10 hours.

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wow that filter its huge !

What if the il is above the inner cirle or jist unnder top ov glass wen cold

Have the same bike and didn’t lay my bike over and fill the filter compartment, am I good? Or should I redo it

Thats 1 litre? Looked like a lot of oil. But hell I can’t tell but I just watched a oil change video the guy was putting 1.6 liters in a 350 and I commented yoooo that’s to much. He agreed and said he messed up. Changing oil is easy.

With the drz400, some use blue Loctite on the filter cover. Is it a good idea to use blue Loctite on the 350 exc-f filter cover screws or anywhere else? Yeah I have both the drz and exc-f 🙂

Hi, I changed oil for my first time, and it bothers me if I inserted correctly the screen after having cleaned it. Is it possible to having put it wrong if I was able to tight the bolt correctly and it doesn't leak? Can I check if I inserted it correctly without draining the bike again?

Motorex using 10w50 or 10w50 ?, Clutch drag on cold start ? Thx ✊

Do you see the Oil in the Watchglass when its running ?. Its completely empty when my FC 350 runs.

I have the same bike and I’m being told to put 1.4L if I’m doing a quick change and 1.7 if I let to drain over night 🧐 the book reckons 1.1L

Do you have to use motorex oil can you use other oils like penrite

Well at least your family knows what tools to buy for your birthday now🔧🤑😲 Its a never ending list,Tx4V

Do you have to change the oil filter every time? Or can you clean it

Why do you have to warm up the engine first?

It's good to see someone else who changes their bikes oil every few hours of riding. The guys I ride with think they can get away with oil changes once at the beginning of the riding season. Seems a bit better idea to change it every 2-5 hours of riding time to me.

Watched two of these vids so far and no one filled oil filter with oil before Installing like the manual says

And now every 15mth you will change the oil and oil filter ?

minute 5:45 , on the fly comment, who cuts your finger nails , needs to ease up a bit hahaha, man , you got noting else ... haha also i see the shifter scratching the side case bad ! there has to be something you can do about that right !? is that a ktm thing !?

Kindly note that when replacing the oil filter you will be using than 1L of engine oil. The oil filter housing needs to be filled to about 1/3 full with engine oil. After that is taken care of, the oil reservoir needs to filled with 1L of engine oil. So overall, you will be using approximately 1.2L of engine oil.