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| | Is the 06 Nomad easy to change the oil. |
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| | Don't know yet. I need to get to the 600 miles break-in limit to change. Looks easy, Drain plug easily identified, Bike seems higher off ground than the 750 shadow. The oil res. cap is easy to find. |
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| | Checked with dealer and found it has spin off oil filter. Located under bike foward of rear tire. |
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| Changed mine for the fourth time today. 8000 miles on clock. I don't have a jack, so i just run it up on 2x6's and put another under the stand. This gives me a little more working room underneath. Once this is done, it's a walk in the park. I use my hand to tighten and remove the oil filter. Just snug it up real good with a little oil on the filter gasket. No Problem. My oil drip pan is a little tall for the bike frame, hence the 2x6's. Just remember to check the Oil screen every other change. Go to
Gadgets Fixit Page for details on the screen.
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| If it was any easier it would do it for you!
If you can place a drain pan under the bike, spin a wrench in (two directions) and pour oil down a funnel~
you should be good.
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