1983 Yamaha Pw50 Manual
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The following procedure works on nearly all 4 stroke engines but to be on the safe side you should refer to your owners manual. Use your center stand if you have one. Bring the engine up to operating temperature or let idle for 5 minutes. Turn off your engine and let it sit for 2 minutes, this will allow the oil from the top end to drain to the bottom. Hold your bike straight up or on the center stand and wait 2 minutes for the oil in the bottom of the engine to be level in the sight glass or on the dipstick. Your oil level should be between the top full mark and the bottom add oil mark.
Never overfill your oil system it will cause problems: a. Oil leaking out of exhaust pipes. Oil leaking out of breather pipe/hose. Oil carryover into the air cleaner. Your oil site glass must 'NEVER' be completely full or empty drain or add oil as necessary.
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