24 July 2008

How to Change the Oil on a Burgman 650 Executive

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If you’re interested in changing the oil on your Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive then this great how to video will show you just how easy it can be.

If you want t learn to change your own own on your Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive the this video and this one will be a huge asset to make the job easier.

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4 Responses to “How to Change the Oil on a Burgman 650 Executive”

On 25 July 2008 at 1:14 pm David Shaw said:
Great Video!. It’s nice to see someone do it even though I have my owners manuel. I would echo that I am getting the same mileage that you are. I wish it got better but this is s good compromise of power weight and style.
It’s as close to having you cake and eating it too as I have seen.
Thanks again for doing such a nice video!
On 21 September 2008 at 4:26 pm Nancy Bothe said:
This is a nice video BUT there is a third compartment that the oil needs to be changed in! In talking to a Suzuki technician at Laguna Seca this year, I was told NOT changing the oil in this compartment is the biggest cause of new engine failure. I was hoping to see how the plastic vent door is removed, but it wasn’t addressed in this video. Can anyone help? I LOVE the Burgman…don’t even care about the gas mileage!
On 7 June 2009 at 9:32 am george said:
Thanks for the video.

I’m getting about 39.5 mpg. But then I have the biggest tallest Clearview windshield, biggest Givi on back, and saddlebags from a tack shop (brown leather). Also stay quite aggressive around town and freeway. Speedometer is exactly 10% high at all speeds.
On 18 June 2009 at 7:30 am David Welzman said:
I have just completed a 1800 KM ride, In Australia- I am somewhat of a newish driver and not 100% good with OIL and how it is used up.

I Hvae about 2000 more KM to go before it needs servicing- so I am asking after extended rides at high speeds- does this use the oil up or dirty it up and should I get it changed? Also is there a major change in how the engine sounds

Thank you

Dave
Sydney Australia

I had a full load underneath with a 46L Givi top box and a small case on the pillion seat- the additional load may cause additional problems I am not sure