How to Check Motorcycle Oil Like a Professional

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Checking motorcycle oil is a task that should be performed periodically

1. Why do we need to know how to check motorcycle oil?

2. Step-by-step guide on how to properly check motorcycle oil

Checking oil for the Exciter 150

• Step 1: Place the motorcycle on a flat surface and allow the engine to cool for at least 10 minutes before checking the oil.
• Step 2: Remove the dipstick from the oil reservoir and clean it to avoid contamination.
• Step 3: Insert the dipstick into the measuring tube and pull it out to check the current oil level.
• Step 4: If the oil level falls between the "MIN" and "MAX" markings, then the oil level is sufficient. If the oil level is below "MIN," you will need to add new oil. If the oil level is above "MAX," you will need to replace the old oil to avoid damaging the engine.
• Step 5: If you need to add new oil, purchase genuine oil and pour it into the reservoir through the oil filler neck near the starter sprocket. Add oil slowly and continuously check the motorcycle oil level to prevent overflow.

Instructions for checking oil in the Exciter 150

Checking oil for the Vision

• Step 1: Make sure the motorcycle is turned off and the engine is cool before proceeding with the steps to check oil for the Vision motorcycle.
• Step 2: Use pliers to unscrew the oil cap.
• Step 3: Take the dipstick and clean it with a cloth.

• Step 4: Insert the dipstick to check: if the oil level is between the "MIN" and "MAX" lines, then there is enough oil. If it is below "MIN" or above "MAX," you should replace it to prevent engine damage.

How to check oil in the Honda Vision motorcycle

For the Airblade

Checking oil for the Sirius

• Step 1: Check the motorcycle and ensure the engine is cool.
• Step 2: Stand the motorcycle upright using the center stand.
• Step 3: Remove the cap from the oil check area and take out the dipstick, then wipe it clean.
• Step 4: Reinsert the dipstick into the oil hole to check without screwing it in.
• Step 5: Pull the dipstick out to see the results: if the oil level reaches the crossed lines