ZRX Oil filter
- ezzazrx
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ZRX Oil filter
My 2002 Rex is one that has to have the header pipes removed to change the oil filter, this means taking the radiator off to get to the pipes. Alot of work for services. I've bought a Murph's spin-on oil filter adapter and have decided to fit it myself,
for me this is abit of a project.
So far the seat,the tank, and the radiator are off, tomorrow the headers come off and then into the filter housing. Any tips apprieciated. This is the Kit.
for me this is abit of a project.
So far the seat,the tank, and the radiator are off, tomorrow the headers come off and then into the filter housing. Any tips apprieciated. This is the Kit.
Re: ZRX Oil filter
I could get the filter out with the stock exhaust, not so with the Kerker. I take that apart at the collector and use the opportunity to clean it all up. I also use a K&P stainless oil filter.
Phil
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Re: ZRX Oil filter
You can possibly get K&N filters that are shorter with the same flow rate, might be the same ones as I have used for the 05 Z750 & 05 ZX6R 

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Re: ZRX Oil filter
Getting the Rex up off the ground makes the whole job easier
And yes Phil this is a good opportunity to give those hard to reach places a polish
Also the pipes
This is the adapter when fitted
Filter changes will now be a breeze.- J-rex
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Re: ZRX Oil filter
Hey Ezza, where did you get that motorcycle jack from and how much are they?...I've been looking for something like that but had no luck.. 

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Re: ZRX Oil filter
J-Rex I got it from a company called Radum pty ltd in Tullamarine---$100 plus post---came through the mail-cheap.
the job on the Rex is finished,this is how the filter now looks
Oil filter changes will now be a breeze.
the job on the Rex is finished,this is how the filter now looks
Oil filter changes will now be a breeze.
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Re: ZRX Oil filter
I have done this on both my ZRX1200 and ZZR1200. I use standard Kawi spin-on filters.
Bill.
Bill.
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Re: ZRX Oil filter
Never had to remove the headers but always have to pull apart the exhaust to get at the oil filter. Are these adapters available in Aussie and if so, where can I get one. I've got a ZRX1100 with a full Akrapovic system and it just makes it a bit harder to do a service when you have to pull apart the exhaust each time.
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Re: ZRX Oil filter
Don't ride as if you own the road.......
Ride as if you own the bike!
ZZR1200 ('02), FJR1300 ('19).
Ride as if you own the bike!
ZZR1200 ('02), FJR1300 ('19).
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Re: ZRX Oil filter
Kawa the kit comes with full instructions however you will need a 27mm deep socket and a tension wrench,lots of tips on the ZRXOA site.
Cheers Ezza
Cheers Ezza