Oil drain plug 2007 Big dog bulldog

willywill4765

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Just want to make sure this is my drain plug it seems like a logical place for it, but I watched marky Mark's oil change video and that's not where he showing it


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willywill4765

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Sorry I hit send by accident is the last picture picture three on the bottom of the motor is that the drain plug

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willywill4765

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The drain plug is in the bottom of the oil tank. That plug in picture 3 is the engine sump drain. You don’t have to remove that one
Yeah I kept searching and I found it I only see him to get out about 2 quarts and that includes the oil filter. I thought I had a heated up enough maybe I still got some left in there I was told that the oil filter was one that you can clean and reuse, but it wasn't so I changed it it's all good appreciate it

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Yeah I kept searching and I found it I only see him to get out about 2 quarts and that includes the oil filter. I thought I had a heated up enough maybe I still got some left in there I was told that the oil filter was one that you can clean and reuse, but it wasn't so I changed it it's all good appreciate it

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Mickmorris

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Just want to make sure this is my drain plug it seems like a logical place for it, but I watched marky Mark's oil change video and that's not where he showing it


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Ok so in the 1st picture you’re pointing at the primary. The drain plug for the primary is at the back & bottom. The little cover to the right of your finger is where you add the new primary chaincase oil. Depending on your bike & particular oil tank dictates where you drain the motor oil. The pics enclosed shows the primary in the 1st two. And the 2nd two shows possible location of oil drain plug. Do not remove the sump plug again after replacing. EC3AE994-4D5B-47C3-8F4B-E2ECAFEE10C3.jpeg8730918E-A268-4B23-88B7-75607E854D86.jpegF8F3CAC3-BB2B-45FD-BB5D-A95F37C11A46.jpeg
 
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