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I don't have have my manual available at the moment and need to do some planning. What are the service intervals for the three wheeler. Like 500km (miles, whatever), then 1500km, then every xxx km or something like that?

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My book states first service after1000 miles or 3 months after delivery
second : 4000 miles or annually
from then on , every 3000 miles or annually



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3000 miles a year..? innocent


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That's a lot for some people !


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Thanks. The shop where the car is at now (and thus my manual) was trying to tell me it needed to be done now and should be done every 3500km (~2200 miles)!

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Has anyone come up with a solutions for oil changes? I get a little nervous about pulling the oil line off the engine. I really had to crank the hose fitting before I was unable to turn the hose with my hand. My brother says I should just suck it out of the tank with one of those Harbor Freight suckers. There was a little oil in the sump, but that's easy to get to. Remember to put on a new O ring however.

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Originally Posted By hbatts
Has anyone come up with a solutions for oil changes? I get a little nervous about pulling the oil line off the engine. I really had to crank the hose fitting before I was unable to turn the hose with my hand. My brother says I should just suck it out of the tank with one of those Harbor Freight suckers. There was a little oil in the sump, but that's easy to get to. Remember to put on a new O ring however.


If draining the oil tank is the easiest place to change the oil but the draining is a hassle, why not just add a locking valve to the drain and attached a permanent hose to the valve that routes the oil drain to a location that you can easily place a container under.







I found this one with a 3/8“ NPT thread on the tank end. They come in all sorts of thread applications. This was on E-Bay at around $30US.

It may be an alternative to removing the hose every change. I know guys will say that you’re trapping old oil in the hoses etc, but as often as the oil will be changed in these that would be an issue to me.

Good luck with your oil changes…


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Great idea,i don't mind if a bit of old oil is mixed with new.i don't intend on changing the oil when its really burnt.but what is the thread size thats on the oil tank?

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http://www.quickvalve.co.uk

No 3 Wheeler listed so have requested a model number.

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Originally Posted By Q8morgan
Great idea,i don't mind if a bit of old oil is mixed with new.i don't intend on changing the oil when its really burnt.but what is the thread size thats on the oil tank?


On E-Bay they were listed by the size and type of thread on the valve.

What is the thread in the tank bung? Just get one that matches the tank bung.


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