So I've only put 10 hrs on my 2018 rxt-x 300 this year. I'm about to winterize it and I'm wondering if I should change the oil. Seems like a waste to change it with only 10hrs on the oil. When I pull the dipstic, it looks brand new. What do you think?
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Originally posted by ptscon View PostDip stick will not tell you how clean the oil is, once you start pumping you'll see its black as tar. 10hr is a good point to dump the original oil anyway, it has a lot of break-in garbage in it.
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10 hours is where I personally draw the line. The 300s have so much ring blow by that on testing after only 15-20 hours, the oil has 3% of gasoline in it. I recommend changing every 20-25 hours. That being said, you can change it now or in 10 more hours next season. You will be fine either way. I only had 10 hours or so on my 18 PX this season and changed the oil.2021 RXP X 300
2018 RXP X 300
2003 XP DI
1999 XPL (sold)
2-1997 XP (sold)
1997 GP1200 (sold in a month)
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Originally posted by RCR View PostI was thinking the same thing, about 8-10 hours on it this year, since i bought it used, Hardly worth a oil change2016 RXPX-300, ET-142, all supporting mods
2018 RXTX-300, Box Stock
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Originally posted by Jognnyb21 View PostSo I've only put 10 hrs on my 2018 rxt-x 300 this year. I'm about to winterize it and I'm wondering if I should change the oil. Seems like a waste to change it with only 10hrs on the oil. When I pull the dipstic, it looks brand new. What do you think?2013 RXT-X260 - GRF BorgWarner EFR 67/58 Turbo/MoTeC M130
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Originally posted by guybb3 View PostGuys wasn't there a thread where someone showed us where to drill a hole in the valve cover to get out a lot more oil during a change?
Now: 2012 SeaDoo GTI 155 Limited
Then: 2011 SeaDoo GTI SE 130, 2008 SeaDoo GTI SE 130 , 1994 Kawasaki SS Xi, 1989 Kawasaki ZX10, 1986 Yamaha Radian
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Originally posted by Xspook View PostIf you follow the procedures here (especially steps 8-11), you should be able to get most of the oil out:
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