How do you change the oil on a Kawasaki Eliminator 125?

Answer 1

Drain from oil tank behind radiator, drain from crank case, replace filter on side of engine, fill back up, and check, run atv, then check again, around 2.2 quarts..

Answer 2

you will need 10-40w oil,17mm socket and wrench,a open container ie.an old paint tin,a measuring jug 1000ml and a medium sized funnel.

First run your bike for 10 mins to warm up your engine so the oil to be removed is thinned out swich engine off and place your bike on its centre stand .Then look for the boltunder the engine casing next to the triangular shaped casting with a similar bolt head in the centre of the triangle.Put your open container under this area ready to catch the oil,then take your 17mm wrench/socket and turn anti clockwise to loosen off this bolt.Once you remove this a spring and a flat headed metal insert will fall out as will the oil.Allow a good 15mins for all the old oil to drain out,place the sump bolt ,spring and metal pin insert somewhere safe.Your engine will require 1100ml of oil,measure this out in a clean measuring jug.Once the oil as drained replace the metal pin into the spring the pins top is thelarger side up ,the slendermain body sits into the spring,push this up back into the sump return sump bolt behind this springtighten and fill oil at the access point on the engine above where the back brake peddle is...it says 10-40 1100ml screw this cap back on check your oil window it should line up with te mark F...and thats it all done

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Answer 3

Place a drip pan beneath your Kawasaki engine oil pan. Remove the engine oil pan plug. Allow the old oil to completely drained out. Replace the oil pan plug to its original position. Put the new oil into the engine.

Answer 4

Pull off the skid plate.

Screw out the drain plus & drain the oil.

Take off the oil filter, and put a new one on.

Replace drain plug, and refill (4L 10W-40). Check for leaks.

replace skid plate & you're done.

Answer 5

On the bottom of the engine case there should be a plug look for a bolt at the lowest point , also on the front of the motor is the filter looks like a round cap with three maybe four bolts pull this off and replace your filter be sure to have a pan under it it may have oil left in it and could cause a mess.

Answer 6

Remove the oil pan plug from the bottom of the oil pan. Allow the old engine oil to drain out. Replace the oil plug back to its original position. Fill the engine with new motor oil.

Answer 7

tip the the bike over and let it drain from where u put the oil in

Answer 8

Where is the oil filter located