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In my humble opinion and not wanting to offend anyone going to the dealership
, however I think it may be worthwhile trying it yourself. I found it very easy and it also ensures that you know 100% what oil went into the bike.I just bought a filter and washer online.
Helps you get to know the bike as well. (more smiley faces)
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In my humble opinion and not wanting to offend anyone going to the dealership
I just bought a filter and washer online.
Helps you get to know the bike as well. (more smiley faces)
Hey Brad
Did you also cleaned once the oil sump as described in the workshop manual?
I never did it because I hate taking off the cans. But anyway, as far as I remember it should only be done all 12000km or so....
I always change the oil myself and let the dash get reset at the dealer.
1st one learns much about the bike, 2nd it's cheaper. Here dealer charges three times the price for the oil of what you have to pay if you order it online.
THE oil change "how to" written by antihero is a must in my opinion for all new non-lefthanded Pani owners: http://ducati1299.com/guides/15246-how-change-oil.html
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