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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Originally posted by austunrajiv View PostExactly! Also it is good to have some amount fuel as it is clearly mentioned from bajaj to maintain min of 3litres for the FI to work effectively.

These are the pics of cluster and you can see the processor in black.
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
[MENTION=6029]benz[/MENTION],You are correct about fuel guage,
Last week I went for a ~1500km ride, I filled petrol every 200km as I cannot trust the fuel guage.
But in the long run the fuel guage was working, can see 1 bar drop every 50~70 km.
Every 200 km, I filled for Rs 450 to 530, so average of Rs500 per 200km.
Its like top 3~4 bars for 500Rs petrol.
It was 2000 on odo when I started the ride.
On highways kept a speed on 120KMPH
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And after that it was at ~3500
Some photos of the trip here,
First day I rode trivandrum to bangalore about 750Km. Its definitely a power cruiser as it says
I think we can do 1000 non stop or even 1500KM saddle sore easily
, if the traffic is favourable.
After that ride, the engine oil is below the minimum mark.
I am planning to change to Shell, I think its better than Motul, from my experience.
10w50 is not available with shell, But 15w50 also will do, right??.
So for Fuel, best option is to find rule like for Rs500 every ~200km according to your riding style.
Happy Power Cruising!!
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One more thing.
Any body did oil change them self??
Whats the procedure?
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Open the oil drain bolt at the gear lever end and remove all the oil. Remove the black engine guard and remove another bolt which is vertical to the bike.Originally posted by abhisheklalnediya View Post[MENTION=6029]benz[/MENTION],You are correct about fuel guage,
Last week I went for a ~1500km ride, I filled petrol every 200km as I cannot trust the fuel guage.
But in the long run the fuel guage was working, can see 1 bar drop every 50~70 km.
Every 200 km, I filled for Rs 450 to 530, so average of Rs500 per 200km.
Its like top 3~4 bars for 500Rs petrol.
It was 2000 on odo when I started the ride.
On highways kept a speed on 120KMPH
.
And after that it was at ~3500
Some photos of the trip here,
First day I rode trivandrum to bangalore about 750Km. Its definitely a power cruiser as it says
I think we can do 1000 non stop or even 1500KM saddle sore easily
, if the traffic is favourable.
After that ride, the engine oil is below the minimum mark.
I am planning to change to Shell, I think its better than Motul, from my experience.
10w50 is not available with shell, But 15w50 also will do, right??.
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So for Fuel, best option is to find rule like for Rs500 every ~200km according to your riding style.
Happy Power Cruising!!
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One more thing.
Any body did oil change them self??
Whats the procedure?
Clean the oil filter which is on the right bottom.
Fill the new oil. There are YouTube videos available for KTM 390. The it's the same procedure for Dominar
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Please do not change the grade, stick to stock. If you really want an aftermarket oil, I would suggest Motul 7100 10W50 Because:Originally posted by abhisheklalnediya View PostI am planning to change to Shell, I think its better than Motul, from my experience.
10w50 is not available with shell, But 15w50 also will do, right??.
Any body did oil change them self??
Whats the procedure?
1) The grade is same
2) This oil has been tried & tested in KTM Duke upon which the Dominar is based.
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Fully synthetic 15W50 will do, provided the temperature does not go below 15 degrees where you are! The viscosity here 50 should be kept the same!Originally posted by abhisheklalnediya View Post@benz,You are correct about fuel guage,
Last week I went for a ~1500km ride, I filled petrol every 200km as I cannot trust the fuel guage.
But in the long run the fuel guage was working, can see 1 bar drop every 50~70 km.
Every 200 km, I filled for Rs 450 to 530, so average of Rs500 per 200km.
Its like top 3~4 bars for 500Rs petrol.
It was 2000 on odo when I started the ride.
On highways kept a speed on 120KMPH
.
And after that it was at ~3500
Some photos of the trip here,
First day I rode trivandrum to bangalore about 750Km. Its definitely a power cruiser as it says
I think we can do 1000 non stop or even 1500KM saddle sore easily
, if the traffic is favourable.
After that ride, the engine oil is below the minimum mark.
I am planning to change to Shell, I think its better than Motul, from my experience.
10w50 is not available with shell, But 15w50 also will do, right??.
[ATTACH]229387[/ATTACH]
So for Fuel, best option is to find rule like for Rs500 every ~200km according to your riding style.
Happy Power Cruising!!
----consecutive posts auto-merged-----
One more thing.
Any body did oil change them self??
Whats the procedure?
As for the fuel gauge has anyone approached bajaj with a formal complaint? when you are touring you should be able to trust your fuel gauge!Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle.
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Owners from delhi alert, Bagga link karol bagh team has forwarded our request regarding the issues faced with the bike like power loss and other to the bajaj tech department . And to attend to same a team is coMing to meet owners so plz enter ur details in the Google exle sheet link below with ur number and issue faced , u can open the link in Google sheets or chrome or any other browsers.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JoX2dRemi5pQ7qaMDhFOihNot-kBLENxrM4I5LYKgtU/edit?usp=sharingWeb word processing, spreadsheets and presentations
AGAIN CALLING OWNERS FROM DELHI.
Ps:- I am not linked to bajaj just forwarding the info.
Thanks.
Inderjeet singh.
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Mates, my dominar did 800 kms. First service is done. A few 100 kms after riding, I noticed slight oil leak nearby crankcase seal. On detailed checking I found oil comes from something like an opening which is plugged. After that I rode for almost 50 kms, but it's not leaking. I didn't took my bike to service centre till now. I just want to know is that plug type thing is some sort of overflow arrangement. Planning to take bike to showroom. If anybody have some idea about it or having same problem pls share.Last edited by manu777; 05-08-2017, 06:38 PM.
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Can you send the pic?Originally posted by manu777 View PostMates, my dominar did 800 kms. First service is done. A few 100 kms after riding, I noticed slight oil leak nearby crankcase seal. On detailed checking I found oil comes from something like an opening which is plugged. After that I rode for almost 50 kms, but it's not leaking. I didn't took my bike to service centre till now. I just want to know is that plug type thing is some sort of overflow arrangement. Planning to take bike to showroom. If anybody have some idea about it or having same problem pls share. I am new to xbhp so I don't know to post photograph of the portion where leak appears
In the forum, go to the bottom and click on Manage Attachment. Upload your photos and select them to post.Last edited by benz; 05-08-2017, 04:40 PM.
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I edited my post and attached the picture. By the mean time i took my bike to Bajaj workshop. There they told me like its a plug and its glued there. I think that's a drill hole and its plugged using some sort of sealant. Leak may be due to that sealant damage, i guess. They told me to leave bike there. I don't want that. I want to see what they are doing. So tomorrow i will take it to workshop. That's why delay in posting picture. Leaking portion inside the circleOriginally posted by benz View PostCan you send the pic?
In the forum, go to the bottom and click on Manage Attachment. Upload your photos and select them to post.
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
[QUOTE=saudjawed;1275132]Hi, Got the delivery of the bike today its look awesome midnight blue colour non abs, booked on 15 dec, full amount paid on 27 jan. odometer reading 1km.
on road price Rs. 154554/-
did few modification:
1. highway blinker
2. extra led reflector on the side of the bike
3. rear reflector change to led refelector
4. new master cylinder for brake
5. converted cable clutch to hydraulic clutch with matching master cylinder as brake.
6, usb charger with battery volt meter.
pic are below
Congrats on your new ride.
Can you please tell me these:
1) Did you change the handle bar? I found it is different from the one I saw here in Bangalore showroom
2) What was the total cost of hydraulic lever and Master fuel tank?
3) Did you install the blinkers on the sides of the bike? (On radiator) or it is just a reflector?
I am planning to buy one (With ABS). Your mods are really cool. If possible, can you pleas post the pictures of master oil tank post fluid filling?
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Hi Bros, I get sore wrist if I ride in traffic (for about 30 minutes) with constant clutching and gear shifting, can it be because of wide handle bars which is not very raised ? Anyone observed the same ...
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Re: Bajaj Dominar 400 Ownership Experience Thread
Originally posted by abhisheklalnediya View Post
First day I rode trivandrum to bangalore about 750Km. Its definitely a power cruiser as it says
I think we can do 1000 non stop or even 1500KM saddle sore easily
, if the traffic is favourable.
Big deal.
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