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    HELP oil fill cap on. Clutch cover case broke while changing oil

    Is there an alteritive way to add motor oil besides the obviouse oil fill hole ppz z help I dony know wgat to do

    #2
    Gotta be a first here. Broke how ? Pic ?
    82 1100 EZ (red)

    "You co-opting words of KV only thickens the scent of your BS. A thief and a putter-on of airs most foul. " JEEPRUSTY

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      #3
      Very hard to read and in the wrong forum.

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        #4
        Did you break the tab off? You might be able to get a vise grip on the periphery.
        1983 GS 550 LD
        2009 BMW K1300s

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          #5
          Look under the engine, you'll see a large nut, 21mm if my memory serves me right. Put the bike on it's side stand, put something soft on the ground and slowly and gently tip the bike over to it's side then continue to flip the bike over onto it's handlebars. You can use some wood or straps at this point to hold it steady but it 'should' balance quite well with the bars and seat. Now you have easy access to that nut, take it off and put in the approximate amount of oil you need then simply flip the bike back over. Oh, don't forget to drain the tank or you'll spill some gas.
          Rob
          1983 1100ES, 98' ST1100, 02' DR-Z400E and a few other 'bits and pieces'
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            #6
            Originally posted by azr View Post
            Look under the engine, you'll see a large nut, 21mm if my memory serves me right. Put the bike on it's side stand, put something soft on the ground and slowly and gently tip the bike over to it's side then continue to flip the bike over onto it's handlebars. You can use some wood or straps at this point to hold it steady but it 'should' balance quite well with the bars and seat. Now you have easy access to that nut, take it off and put in the approximate amount of oil you need then simply flip the bike back over. Oh, don't forget to drain the tank or you'll spill some gas.
            You have been marooned on that island too long.... WILSON!!!
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              #7
              fix what you broke,
              take the clutch cover off and have it repaired or replaced...
              GSX1300R NT650 XV535

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                #8
                Originally posted by azr View Post
                Look under the engine, you'll see a large nut, 21mm if my memory serves me right. Put the bike on it's side stand, put something soft on the ground and slowly and gently tip the bike over to it's side then continue to flip the bike over onto it's handlebars. You can use some wood or straps at this point to hold it steady but it 'should' balance quite well with the bars and seat. Now you have easy access to that nut, take it off and put in the approximate amount of oil you need then simply flip the bike back over. Oh, don't forget to drain the tank or you'll spill some gas.
                Use some penetrating oil so you don't strip the threads on the oil bolt.
                1980/1981 GS450 - GS500 Cylinder + Piston Swap - "De-L'ed", custom seat, CB350 bits, 18" rear, etc.
                1977 GS550
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                  #9
                  CAN'T ANYONE READ THE HIGHLIGHTED YELLOW BAR AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE THAT SAYS;

                  THIS FORUM IS MEANT FOR QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE FORUM ITSELF. not NOT NOT not...GS RELATED QUESTIONS.

                  DAMN PEOPLE, LEARN TO READ.

                  If you posted a tech question here, you need to delete your post.
                  All the robots copy robots.

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                    #10
                    Oh my all caps. Your shift key broke on the on position?
                    1983 GS 550 LD
                    2009 BMW K1300s

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by earlfor View Post
                      If you posted a tech question here, you need to delete your post.
                      No. It says your post will be deleted. Shesh Earl, cant you read !
                      82 1100 EZ (red)

                      "You co-opting words of KV only thickens the scent of your BS. A thief and a putter-on of airs most foul. " JEEPRUSTY

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                        #12
                        yes on some channel locks or vice grips to unscrew the oil fill cap. If the threads are all jacked its time for new clutch cover with an oil cap already in it from a member here or Ebay.
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