oil ,oil filter,service kits where to buy

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  1. manfish78

    manfish78 Active Member

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    As per title where is the best place to get the bits for a oil service from my nearest dealer is honda farnham is this the best place ? Or can I get cheaper online or from a parts dealer

    Also what oil/brand is recommended for a 08 cbr 1000rr?

    Many thanks
     
  2. sps170373

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    I use castrol power 1 racing 10w30 fully synthetic, oil filter is from honda as is pretty good, don't forget aluminium washer for sump plug bolt
     
  3. MPJ

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    I went with the same as sps above. You can buy oil/filter together on ebay, I bought seperate last time as I needed the fluted tool to get the old filter off.
     
  4. bonjo

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    Honda OEM kit includes the wrench adapter cup (??) you use to remove and torque the filter. If you don't need that, then you can buy the filter only which is cheaper.
    Hiflow have very good reputation (that I know of) but otherwise OEM is all the way for me. And don't forget the washe sps mentioned
    the oil he mentioned is the original Honda specified brand and type.
    just make sure you don't overfill the engine:)
     
  5. Spartan Andy

    Spartan Andy Active Member

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    I did an in-between main dealer oil change service myself using a Honda genuine oil filter /sump washer & 10w/40 Castrol power 1 racing from Halfords.
    My main dealer also used 10w/40 castrol power 1 racing for my first service oil change last year.
     
  6. manfish78

    manfish78 Active Member

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    Great thanks couple of different responses regards oil

    Is 10w/40 or 10w/30 the best /correct oil for 08 model ?
     
  7. sps170373

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    From the service manual, 10w30 but you can use 10w40 more important is the 10w part the 30/40 is to do with ambient temperature range
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  8. Wolftalker

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    For my filter I use one that fits the Honda civic of the same year. Much better filter at about the same cost.

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  9. Jasezxr

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    sounds good i use johnsons baby oil aswell;)
     
  10. Dave

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    Is the Honda Civic filter rated with the same flow rate as the Fireblade filter then.:rolleyes:
     
  11. Wolftalker

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    Wow I thought this group did it's research. Think you need to all do some on oil filters media and flow rates. While your all being so anal, yet not looking up facts. Kinda like computer motherboards. There are only 5 manufacturers of them regardless of the name on them. The
    So roll your eyes are make other sarcastic remarks, I just let's me know how knowledgeable and ignorant you are.

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    I think you'll find the 30/40 bit is the important bit it's the viscosity 40 is to thick
     
  13. benp1

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    I need to do an oil service on my 08 blade

    What do you need the oil filter tool for? I normally tighten filters by hand, and remove with a chain tool or similar

    Does anyone bother doing the air filter? Is it worth it?
     
  14. Jasezxr

    Jasezxr Member

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    I thought u were joking is all, I was joining in.
     
  15. rebel

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    went to a car boot last week picked up a air filter for an old Cortina cut it down with a pair of scissors
    fits the blade a treat
     
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    Think wolftalker is taking this forum a bit to seriously:(
     
  17. Wolftalker

    Wolftalker New Member

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    Yes, I suppose I am. My apologies if I offended anyone. everything going I do is serious. Making that perfect Li en at the perfect time, executive get the perfect pass. Being technical is very fun to me. I didn't understand the joke. I'll go back to hiding under the bridge and keep my mouth shut.

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  18. stevet

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    Wrote to opie oils about best oil to use in me 14 blade....they recommended these... 20160624_152932-1.jpg
     
  19. Julian

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    What is this washer your talking about ? I have never needed one on my r6, about to do my first change on the blade, do I need a washer ? If so what size and is it any old washer or do I have to pay through the nose from a dealer ? Tell me more !!!
     
  20. Dave

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    Julian, the washer the guys are speaking of is the sealing washer that you will find on the sump plug. As a matter of course it should be replaced but you can sometimes re-use the existing one but they are only pence to buy.;)
     

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