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  • #16
    5k will do, it will last over 5k under sedate riding conditions, but it's always best not to try out your luck in case of engine oils.

    Change at 5k

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    Krishna
    Originally posted by krishnashk View Post
    What is the drain period for motul 7100 FS.
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    • #17
      thanks mate!
      Originally posted by krish2778 View Post
      5k will do, it will last over 5k under sedate riding conditions, but it's always best not to try out your luck in case of engine oils.

      Change at 5k

      Cheers
      Ride Safe
      Krishna
      If things are not going right. Go left

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      • #18
        Re: Pulsar 150 gear slip problem

        With the usage of Motul 7100FS the gear slip problem has reduced drastically.
        If things are not going right. Go left

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        • #19
          Re: Pulsar 150 gear slip problem

          If your bike has done over 10k kms, always use fully synthetic oil.I suggest Motul 700FS.
          Inspect the slackness of the chain and adjust it.Try to lubricate it once 200-300 kms if in rain
          or once 500-700kms.Your problem will be rectified.
          Enjoy your ride

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          • #20
            Re: Pulsar 150 gear slip problem

            Originally posted by 0mnipresent View Post
            If your bike has done over 10k kms, always use fully synthetic oil.I suggest Motul 700FS.
            Inspect the slackness of the chain and adjust it.Try to lubricate it once 200-300 kms if in rain
            or once 500-700kms.Your problem will be rectified.
            Enjoy your ride
            Yeah i am using 7100 FS now. The problem is almost gone..

            How will the chain lubrication help in gear slip problem?
            If things are not going right. Go left

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            • #21
              Re: Pulsar 150 gear slip problem

              Even I had this problem with my pulsar 150cc DTSi 2011 model. This happened because have not take bike to the service center for so long. However, the problem is fixed with oil change and normal bike service.

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              • #22
                Re: Pulsar 150 gear slip problem

                Originally posted by krishnashk View Post
                Yeah i am using 7100 FS now. The problem is almost gone..

                How will the chain lubrication help in gear slip problem?
                No no,i said to adjust the chain by inspecting its slackness.
                Lubrication part was said to maintain the life of the chain and the sprocket.

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                • #23
                  Re: Pulsar 150 gear slip problem

                  Originally posted by 0mnipresent View Post
                  No no,i said to adjust the chain by inspecting its slackness.
                  Lubrication part was said to maintain the life of the chain and the sprocket.
                  yeah it will help maintain the life of chain and sprocket.
                  If things are not going right. Go left

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