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    I LIKE TO TRY SYNTHETIC BLEND,IS OIL CHANGE AND FILTER STILL 3.2QTS.?I LOST MY MANUAL

    #2
    It might be stamped next to the filler cap. Otherwise it could have been a decal that was on that filler side of the engine. I'm sure someone here with a similar bike can tell you.

    Brad tt

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      #3
      My 81 550T takes 2.3 - 2.5 litres, I dont remember exactly. A 650 shouldnt take much more I dont think. The oil capacity should be stamped right by the filler hole, like previously mentioned. Hope this helps out.

      Gavin

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        #4
        It's not a Katana, is it?

        I have an '82 GS650G, but I don't have the book here at work. I'll be glad to check it tonight if you don't get an answer today.

        I just changed mine and the filter, and I seem to recall that it was more than that.

        Del

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          #5
          2.5 lt without filter, with 3.2lt, if it's a Kat your up around 3.6 lt.
          But never take this as gospel, put this amount in and check your level.
          If it's OK do a quick trip around the block and you will find you have to top it again.

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            #6
            Re: oil capacity for 1982 gs650

            Originally posted by rekm
            I LIKE TO TRY SYNTHETIC BLEND,IS OIL CHANGE AND FILTER STILL 3.2QTS.?I LOST MY MANUAL
            also did anybody try royal purple oil?

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              #7
              Ive heard from numerous people/mechanics/racers that royal purple is the best lube out there. Ask around in your area and see what people say. I have never personally used it because all of my vehicles have either leaked or burned oil.

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                #8
                Well, hell, sorry about that. When I got home last night the phone was ringing. A friend wanted me to help him prep his KZ1000 to try to sell up at Mid-Ohio this week-end (vintage races).

                Anyway, we had a beer or three, and I simply forgot to look it up.

                But what's writtten above is good.

                Del

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                  #9
                  You must open the third drain plug next to the shift lever to drain it all out. I usually add 3.3 quarts to mine but since i buy the gallon jugs I am not sure. I just make sure it is topped off after I am done and have started it at least once.
                  1981 GS650G , all the bike you need
                  1980 GS1000G Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely

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                    #10
                    What he said!

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