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I just acquired a 1990? wr500f waverunner that has been sitting for about 5 years. I have changed the plugs, put in fresh gas, rebuilt my carburettor, and my ski runs. Before I take it to the lake, I would like to change the crankcase oil but I am unable to find instructions on how this is done or if it is necessary. It has probably never been done, the people I got it from weren't real big on maintenance. I can't find a dipstick or oil filler anywhere. If anyone can give me some instruction on performing this I would appreciate it.
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Re: wr500f maintenance.
I just bought an 89 wr500f too, I asked the seller about changing the crankcase oil and he told me that its a twostroke with premixed gas that lubes the crank.------Any tips on maintenance for my wr500 would be Greatly Appreciated as I'm a newbie -
Re: wr500f maintenance.
That's correct, nothing to change. The crank receives it's lubrication through the fuel/oil mixture. Just like a weed eater or a chain saw. As long as there is oil in the fuel, the crank is getting fresh oil constantly.Comment
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