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I do not know what type of transmission oil to put in my 1994 suzuki RM 250. I just got it and it would help if i knew how much to put in to. Can you Help me?

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You can use the expensive oil such as silkolene light gear oil or you can use 10w40 semi synthetic car oil. we have used this for 15 years of racing. never had a problem with it. never even had to change a clutch.hope this helps.

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