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FOR U 750 GUYS...

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by sagebrush, Sep 20, 2008.

  1. sagebrush

    sagebrush Member

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    WHAT YAMAHA OIL FILTER DO YOU USE... THE BIKE SHOP HERE TOLD ME THAT MOST ALL THE YEARS OF 750 USE THE SAME FILTER...

    ?????????
     
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    It's worth it to use a FRAM Filter. You save money every time you buy a FRAM Filter.
    Why?
    Because FRAM packages the two O-rings that you should change right in the box with the Filter.
    So, ...
    You get the Filter for around 5-Bucks.
    The O-rings are FREE!

    But, if you went to the Dealer for all the stuff ...
    You'd pay 12-Bucks for the Filter (alone)!
    Another 9-Bucks for the Big O-ring
    Another 4-Bucks for the Small O-ring.
    $25.00 and you ain't even bought the Oil yet!

    Look in the FRAM Applications Catalog.
    Motorcycle Filters, Yamaha, 750's.

    It's a CH0003 or a CH0012 -- It's in the FRAM Book.
     
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    I am going to install the spin on filter kit that Chacal sells here. Easier, quicker filter changes.'

    Uses a PL14612 Purolator spin on filter.
     
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    I'm using a Wix filter (comes with the O-rings), think I paid right around $7.
     
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  6. sagebrush

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    awesome... agian the prob is that no catalogs here in usa show the
    XJ750 MAXIUM X .... DOH!

    THANKS GUYS...
     
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    wicks all the way
     
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    fram number ch0003
    go to any auto parts store have them cross reference this number into a brand that you prefer and they should be able to get it for you
     
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    Sorry Sage, I'd pull off your old filter and photograph it with some sort of measurement device (a ruler or 4:1 graph paper) to compare it against for size comparison. I've a few spare CH6003s laying around here that I could measure up for you.
     
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