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Old 18-May-2004, 11:19
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Quickie Question

Just a quicky,
picking my bike up Friday, was going to get some Top up oil, what should I put in it?? or should I ask the garage where I bought it from to see what they serviced it with??
it an 02 748 E, and its red not yellow, so that will prob make a difference
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Old 18-May-2004, 12:25
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Topping up the oil!!! whats that then? only time i've had to do that is when i changed it
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Old 18-May-2004, 12:35
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Do a search for oil and you'll find a few posts about various types. I use Shell Advance 15/50
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Old 18-May-2004, 12:44
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Find out what your dealer used first you don't want to go out and buy a bottle of say 10/50 and find they put 15/50 in it
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Old 18-May-2004, 13:14
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But make sure it's for the red bikes

You don't want to put yello woil in and slow it down now ...

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Old 18-May-2004, 14:15
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Top it up with Slick50!
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Old 18-May-2004, 19:29
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Nigel can sell you some vegetable or corn oil....................Mazola I believe!!!!
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Old 18-May-2004, 19:30
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By the way has anybody ever tried slick 50 in a duke?
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Old 18-May-2004, 19:37
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I use Silkolene 10W/40 and am perfectly happy with it, I didn't realise 10W/50 was recommended although I remember Topitoo saying thats what he was using.


From the Ducati.com website

Ducati uses Shell Advance Ultra with SAE 10W-40 Grade in all of its models.

http://www.ducati.com/bikes/service....ng&detailId=46
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Old 18-May-2004, 22:49
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Don't you just love the Italians.
It specifically states in the manual I have 15W 50. it also states in the dealers own workshop manual for most models 15W 50. The dealer also refused to put the 10W 40 that I'd bought into the bike, something about kanckering the rocker arms.
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