> flattrack38 wrote:
> > wrote:
> >> I have a Suzuki engine in a non OEM frame with this serial number
> >> DR400-1016XX. How do I find out what year it is so I can order an oil
> >> filter? I can't find a web site that helps. Thanks.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > After reading all the replies, I'm kinda sorry I asked. ;)
> >
> > The bike has a re-useable (washable) filter located at the bottom of
> > the c'case. Nothing from the side. K&N, HiFlo, and other's filters do
> > not fit. The O.D. of the filter they say will fit is larger then the
> > hole in the c'case. I prefer a disposable filter. Anyone help?
>
> Who is "they" ?
>
> If the engine doesn't have a provision for a disposable filter,
> whether it is a cartridge type or a spin-on, it could be pretty
> hard if not impossible to retrofit one. Why not simply use what
> you have and change the oil every 1500 miles? Lots of engines
> work just fine with rudimentary screen filters if you change the
> oil and clean the screen often enough.
What he said.
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> > wrote:
> >> I have a Suzuki engine in a non OEM frame with this serial number
> >> DR400-1016XX. How do I find out what year it is so I can order an oil
> >> filter? I can't find a web site that helps. Thanks.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > After reading all the replies, I'm kinda sorry I asked. ;)
> >
> > The bike has a re-useable (washable) filter located at the bottom of
> > the c'case. Nothing from the side. K&N, HiFlo, and other's filters do
> > not fit. The O.D. of the filter they say will fit is larger then the
> > hole in the c'case. I prefer a disposable filter. Anyone help?
>
> Who is "they" ?
>
> If the engine doesn't have a provision for a disposable filter,
> whether it is a cartridge type or a spin-on, it could be pretty
> hard if not impossible to retrofit one. Why not simply use what
> you have and change the oil every 1500 miles? Lots of engines
> work just fine with rudimentary screen filters if you change the
> oil and clean the screen often enough.