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DT175B Crankcase oil
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Hello Everyone, I have been using w30 oil in my crankcase per the manual, but i read somewhere it said to use a oil with a special additive for the clutch operation. The clutch is working however it does seem to grab instead of a smooth operation and i am suspecting that I may be using the wrong oil in the gear case. Any suggestions? Thanks
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16 Oct 2022 17:16
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Gear saver by Bel-Ray
17 Oct 2022 01:45
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Thank you
18 Oct 2022 15:54
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This stuff works great in these old bikes.
Yamaha trans-oil plus gear oil 20w-40.
Yamaha trans-oil plus gear oil 20w-40.
1970 DT250C
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Thank you, I'll give it a try.
20 Oct 2022 21:11
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I personally think brand is not important to a certain extent. Just be sure to use an oil that states its designed for use with "wet clutches". That's the key.
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29 Nov 2022 06:22
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