Any hydraulic or ATF fresh oil is best than any old fancy motorcycle fork oil. So regular maintenance is the key.
Q. How much oil does a DRZ 125 take?
BBR Jetting Chart
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| Displacement | 124cc |
|---|---|
| Valve Clearance | IN: .003″ EX: .005″ |
| Carb/main jet/pilot jet | 20mm Mikuni / 102.5 main / 17.5 pilot |
| Transmission ratios | 3.00 / 1.857 / 1.368 / 1.095 / 0.923 |
| Oil Capacity/Type | 1.0 US Quart / 10W-40 |
Q. What kind of oil does a Suzuki DRZ 125 take?
cosity rating of SAE 10W-40. Make sure that the engine is cooled. Place the motorcycle on level ground and hold it vertically.
Q. Can I use any fork oil?
Some will claim that fork oil is just fork oil, and any brand will offer the same performance. One brand may offer a light and medium viscosity oil also, but their version may be completely different from AMSOIL.
Q. Can we use engine oil as fork oil?
motor oil works well in the outer chambers of twin chamber forks. I first used it in my honda now my yamaha and I think the 5/20 motor oil is slicker and offers less stiction. Some have said the honda forks mix the outer and inner oils over time so that might be a problem if you run your too long between changes.
Q. What weight oil is transmission fluid?
Transmission Fluid is essentially thin hydraulic oil. In order to effectively lubricate the delicate parts of the system, the viscosity of the oil is kept low – generally around 0W/5 or 5W/10. Most importantly it needs to be relatively free flowing in order to transmit power from the engine to the transmission.
Q. What happens if you put transmission fluid in your oil?
The transmission fluid will not be providing exactly what the engine needs in order to be properly lubricated and you could be causing your engine damage by continuing to run it with the tranny fluid in there. As you’ve suggested, there is a real chance of blowing out seals due to having too much fluid in the engine.
