3000 km SERVICE

[NightWolf]

:thumbup:G'day Fellow Humans.

Taking my bike for the 3000 kms Service next Wednesday.
So far ive gone 500 kms - 1000 kms , and im about to do the 3000 kms
This will be done at Yamaha where i bought the bike , The thing is , There abit lazy and dont give a fuck , They last 1000 kms service was just oil change , tested electrical and that was it for 200 , So i wanna know ......................... WHAT SHOULD BE DONE AT 3000kms ?????

I.e? Plugs , oil n filter , Spark plugs? air filter? what else?

Stay Sick !:thumbup:

 

[CDN6R]

Did you check you owners manual? It has schedualed maintenance listed so that at 3000 KMS you will know just what the dealer or anyone else should do. Laurie

 

[Sparkxx1]

Did you search, someone made a nice spreadsheet somewhere.

 

[Marthy]

Oil change interval is every 4000 miles... check the level and keep riding! You should always check your bike to make sure everything is fine and it's not falling apart. Make it a once a week thing. Oil level, chain adjustment, tires wear/pressure. Part of riding a bike is having a minimum mechanical skills. You should be able to do the minimum maintenance on your cycle. You can go to the dealer for the big stuff. Follow whatever your manual says... that sould be good enough.

 

[Harda toenail]

3000 kilometers? Change the oil, plug, adjust chain tension, check other fluids. Then ride and be happy. Plugs should be good for at least 10k miles (not sure how many Km that is)

 

[cam7777]

The UK spec bikes have service intervals at 6,000 miles (after the initial 600 first service), with a valve shim check every 24,000 miles

 

[gizmogirl]

According to the manual in my hands, your next check should be at 7000kms , not 3000kms.
Where did you get the 3000km check suggestion? Dealer? $200 for oil change? See what I am saying?

Good luck!