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nosvet

Discussion Starter · Jul 3, 2009

Folks,

I'm in desperate need of the correct owners and shop manuals for my recently purchased 1998 SE.

Also, where can I get information on what oils to use in the engine/trans and rear diff, filters, brake pads, fork oil, lubrication points, etc. So I can get this bike tuned up and serviced before we take it any distance.

Thanks

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ronzilla

· #2 · Jul 3, 2009

... HOWDY ... THE HONDA SERVICE MANUALS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR YOU'RE MACHINE ... THE PRICES IS AROUND $55. AT THE HONDA SHOPS ... I STAY AWAY FROM OTHER SERVICE MANUALS ie: clymers ... THEY HAVE INCORRECT INFORMATION IN THEM ... AND THE HONDA MANUAL WILL GIVE YOU ALL THE INFO YOU WANT FOR SERVICE AND TUNE UPS ... HAPPY TRAILS ...

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ronzilla

· #3 · Jul 3, 2009

... Howdy ... I Use Castrol 10-40 Motorcycle Oil ... Fram Oil Filter ... Honda Fork Oil ... Local Honda Shop Gives Me Free Tune Up Services From A Raffle That I Won ... So I Just Take It To Them Every 4k And They Do It All ... On My 1200 The Engine And Trans Are Common Fluids ... Happy Trails ...

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detdrbuzzard

· #4 · Jul 7, 2009

the engine oil lubes the transmission too. it is a unit construction not seperate units like harleys and 10w 40 is the recomended weight. 3.9qts. i use castrol 10w 40 for motorcycles. don't use any oil that is "energy conserving" they are not good for wet clutches. and welcome to GWOF

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detdrbuzzard

· #5 · Jul 9, 2009

owners manuals are still avaliable from honda, i have a clymers service manual but haynes and honda manuals are avalable too

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