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My world changed from smoke & 2T to ECM & 4 joke!!
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Precautions
- Ensure that the engine is either warm or cold so that the exhaust will not burn the skin - Use working gloves to prevent skin from oil - Take necessary precautions when tightening & removing the drain bolt/plug & oil filler/dipstick. Uneven or improper threading leads to very expensive damages. - Dispose the old engine oil safely or return back the oil to scrap dealer or oil dealer Tools - 16mm socket & drive or spanner or adjustable wrench - Plastic tray to dispense existing engine oil - Measuring jar to measure new engine oil - Small funnel - Mechanic Plier, helps if the oil filler cap/dipstick is tight & cannot be opened with bare hands Procedure Step 1 - Position the scooter in main stand/upright position & remove the engine oil drain bolt using a 16mm wrench/spanner - Let the oil drain completely & collect it in a tray to dispose off properly; tilt the scooter towards right to drain off the oil completely ![]() Step 2 - Once the oil is drained completely, close the engine drain using the drain bolt & tighten it. Ensure that it is tigtened adequate so that the oil does not leak when filled. - Open the Oil filler/dipstick with hands or using pliers. Care should be taken not to break the top of the dipstick if using pliers. - Using a measuring jar, measure about 800 ml of good quality 4 stroke engine oil of 20W-40 grade & fill the engine oil in the crankcase using the funnel. Tip - During this process, it is convenient to park the scooter on side stand/slanting position rather than main stand/upright position. ![]() ![]() Step 3 - Once the engine oil is filled, close the oil filler/dipstick & tighten adequately. - Start the engine & idle for 2-3 minutes - Stop the engine & ensure that the oil level is at upper level mark/max level ![]() ![]() Notes 1. If the oil level is not at max level, wipe the oil filler/dipstick with a cloth, top up the engine oil to the upper level mark. Do not overfill. 2. Now reinsert the wiped oil filler/dipstick without screwing it in 3. Remove the oil filler/dipstick 4. The oil level should be between the upper & lower marks/max level & min level on the dipstick Important - During this process, ensure that the scooter is in upright position or on main stand.
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Aargee: Wonderful illustration with neat explanation of Oil change methods for Honda Activa.
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Excellently written guide. This should be useful as I need to change the oil next week in my sis-in-law's scoot.
Prajwal
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My world changed from smoke & 2T to ECM & 4 joke!!
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Yes its the same procedure
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Thank you aargee for the thread. Today morning i wanted to change the engine oil myself and could not find the engine oil drain out nut. Searched in google and this thread was found
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Thanks Aargee
![]() A very useful DIY for Oil change. We really dont know what the service guys do, how much oil they put in and if they "really" change it.
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