SOURCE: oil change
Yes you can use Synthetic. Many of us have been doing so for many years. Just make sure you purchase oil that is formulated specifically for motorcycles.
SOURCE: FZR Manual Wanted
Try phpBB FZR250.com. Each section of the manual is listed but its in Japanese, aparently an English version was not produced. It is detailed and has torque settings. Hope this id helpful.
The Welsh Git.
SOURCE: oil change on my 1990 fzr yamaha 1000
20/50 shouold be fine oil drain plug is under the belly pan
SOURCE: oil out of tail pipe
Hi,
This is not uncommon.
Things to check first would be your fuel mixture. You might be running a bit rich. You should be using a mix of 3.5 percent synthetic oil.
Being a 2 stroke, the tail pipe cartridge needs replacing from time to time, as it does collect oil with time. If the bike is a bit noisey change the packing.
Always remember that there is oil in fuel used on 2 strokes.
Lastly check the type of oil you are using. Mineral oil does tend to be a bit messy as the mixture requires around 5 percent oil.
Most off road stores now keep good LOW SMOKE oils such as Motrex.
Stick to good synthetic oils !
Cheers
Jon
SOURCE: very hard to start 1991 yamaha fzr 600,
Check the choke to make sure its operating correctly.
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