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Size of Torx socket for oil drain plug



Resurrecting an old thread . . .   I will soon be riding my ST home from the
dealer.  Was in for collision repairs and the infamous fuel guage fix.  When
I get home, while the oil is nice and hot, I want to change the oil.  What
size Torx tool should I use?  (Eric, this might be useful info to add to the
FAQs Maintenance / Oil & Filter area.)

> Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2000 19:10:17 -0500
> From: "Paul Steinbacher" <psteinbacher@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: RE: RE: Fuel gauge vrs oil pressure gauge vrs voltmeter
vrsammeter
>
> The funky socket head screw is a Torx head, you can unwittingly loosen it
> with an allen. Don't! You can also break the funky socket head screw using
> an allen. Take my word on this.
> Paul & Dee

David Arnett wrote
> You can change the oil and filter easily without having to remove
> the lower fairing.  The drain plug is that funky socket head
> screw at the after end of the pan with a thick crush washer.


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