Just wondering. It's right between low and high, and i wanna top it of, but how much oil is that!? Maybe I'm lazy, but if someone knows, I can just pour in the right amount, and not have to top it of two - three times.
just pour in about half a ltr.
Okay... sounds like much! Are you sure about this? Almost wrecked my car-engine by filling in to much oil...
I vaguely remember Srinath stating that it was half a quart. Going to search for thread now.
Cool... tried to find something before i posted this... but no luck. Btw... could you translate that into something I can understand!? In Europe we work from the metric system! :-) I'm aware that an inch is 25.4 mm, but i'm not really in to the liquids! :-)
1 liter equals about a quart i think, so I'd start with about 1/4 of a liter
If a Quart is a quarter of an american gallon, I would agree... I'll just try about 250 ml, and then I'll take it from there. :-) thanks for the help. Btw, great forum, nice and helpfull people! :-)
1 quart equals 950ml.
It's about 1 pint between full and add marks. A pint is half a quart.
I gallon = 4 quarts
1 quart = 2 pints
1 gallon = 3.7854 liters
The standard for high/low dipstick marks - at least in the US, is a quart.
All of the 6 bikes I've owned have been about 1 pint between add and full marks. All of the many automobiles I've ever owned for over half a century have been about 1 quart between marks.