Engine Oil and Filter Change: Harley Davidson Milwaukee Eight, 'Street Glide'

This video Is and Engine Oil and Filter Change, on a 2019 M8 Street Glide !
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[markkennedy]

I like the simplicity in his explanations. It makes it very easy to follow and to retain what he is saying. I will watch this every so often just to re-affirm what I already know about oil changes.

[newenglandbiker]

I have been watching for years. You always make sure we see and understand what is being done. Love all bikes but enjoy the Harley videos most. Stay well!!

[jimstone]

The O-ring is the seal. I would caution against adding thread sealer as it could compromise the O-ring. I would not use thread tape anywhere a piece of tape would plug small passages. Removing a taped plug can leave small shreds behind in the drain hole that could get into the crankcase and get stuck in a small passageway. Always great content thanks for taking the time to share your wisdoms and experience

[myzrocks]

one quick piece of info Del... technically if you're going to pre-fill your filters, you should fill them through the outside ring of circles. Filling it through the middle actually bypasses the filter media before the oil enters the engine :) Not a massive risk but why take chances.

[edsyphan]

I question the logic of using an o--ring instead of a crush washer? But having said that, if using the oring, never use addional sealants of any kind.

[haroldhacker]

Great job... He didn't talk about a bunch of non sense....like most people... Good job

[keith]

I just wanted to say that your videos are awsome. I have a 2018 street glide and just did a 3 hole change. I took you advice from a previous video and switch to all Amsoil. The bike runs SO MUCH SMOOTHER! It obvious how much better it is. Smoother gear changed, less engine noise, and even though I cannot explain why, but runs lower RPMs at higher speeds then it previously did. Keep on with the videos please. Thank you so much!

[tinks]

Easy peasy and good tutorial for those that don’t know. Well done guys 👍🏻

[borilapostolov]

You make it so easy! Finally a maintenance free from gooey oily spots. Thanks 🙏

[garya]

Love these HD maintenance vids, Del! I use your idea about the bit of plastic under the filter every time. Who wants oil spills on the garage floor?

No one does it better… you guys are awesome… hope you and Penny have a great weekend there. 🏍👍🏍

[danbrown]

If you remove oil plug first, then gently remove filler plug, helps to control initial gush on your hand etc. Good vids

[motordown]

Great video Del. Good point on loosening the fill plug first and always replace the O-ring. I've seen several riders fail to perform this task. Always follow the service book procedures.

[ekim]

The tape on the filter trick was worth the price of admission. Thanks!

[LS-uvgg]

Those side plate additions to your lift, look like they've paid for themselves with the servicing on just this one bike! Nice to see the ease of on/off.

[Beeza]

Thanks Delboy, picked up a Sportglide for Christmas and will be changing the oil in the morning. Amsoil 60W synthetic. Cheers from Putnam Valley NY.

[jubarys]

Good afternoon, thanks for the review. Question, on my HD road king in 2023, when wiping the remnants of engine oil spilled on the engine housing under the oil filter after replacing the oil filter, at the junction of the two engine covers there was an earlier outflow of squeezed gray sealant (gray factory sealant, it is visible in your video at 5:10 minutes), this piece of sealant when wiped with a rag, it was torn off to a length of 5 millimeters, but it was not possible to see how deep it was torn off since the oil filter was already tightened. Can you tell me where the oil is oozing from? I can send a photo, you can write an e-mail address.

[rsbharley]

Nice how to video Del and Penny. A good one for the new owners mate. Penny and you have a great weekend and hope it's not to cold over there. It's only 43C today lol, a bit on the hot side. I think you need to us a little bit of cold weather lol. Take care and stay safe in this crazy world. Cheers

[BilgemasterBill]

Good trick with the masking tape on the filter--earns a "Thumb's Up" from me.

[beans]

Loved it!….this is another one of your videos that ill need time and time again. Thanks Del, a very clear and concise video and worth its weight in gold. Kind regards Beans.

[enduromotorradtouren]

Very nice tutorial, Del, clear and instructive as always. Fun to watch. Hope you get a lot of bikers to spannering and savíng some money.
Cheerio from Nürnberg, Günter