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    Oil over-fill
    on: Mar 29, 2016, 12.04 am
    Mar 29, 2016, 12.04 am
    Okay, I finally did it.  I over-filled the crank case by about 1/3 to 1/2 litre.  My oil extractor can't get deep enough into the sump to siphon out some of the oil.  Other than dropping the very expensive fully synthetic fresh oil is there an easier way to extract some of the oil that anybody knows of?

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    Re: Oil over-fill
    Reply #1 on: Mar 29, 2016, 12.40 am
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    Drain it into a clean container then put it back in the bike.

    But somebody probably knows about that.   :001:

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    Re: Oil over-fill
    Reply #2 on: Mar 29, 2016, 12.22 pm
    Mar 29, 2016, 12.22 pm
    Turkey Baster with some thin fuel line slide up over  the end.
    Any kind of small thin tubing will work. 5 or 6" works the best
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    Re: Oil over-fill
    Reply #3 on: Mar 29, 2016, 02.06 pm
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    I've overfilled in the past. All I did was put on a latex glove, loosened the oil drain plug and let some drain out into an oil pan. Solved.

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    Re: Oil over-fill
    Reply #4 on: Mar 29, 2016, 06.20 pm
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    Any of the above are good. Welcome randysvoice. Don't let it happen again, the admin here has banned people for less. :>)

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    Re: Oil over-fill
    Reply #5 on: Mar 29, 2016, 06.54 pm
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    *Originally Posted by randysvoice [+]
    My oil extractor can't get deep enough into the sump to siphon out some of the oil.

    Have you tried leaning the bike right over on that side? Get a mate or two to hold the bike at an angle, I'd be surprised if the oil level didn't come up closer to the filler cap. :002:

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    Re: Oil over-fill
    Reply #6 on: Mar 29, 2016, 09.56 pm
    Mar 29, 2016, 09.56 pm
    Thanks for all the great feedback guys!