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nightrider
Posted 2009-03-22 1:30 PM (#30696)
Subject: Oil type and filter


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 14
Canada's largest victory dealer in canada located in Halifax, Nova Scotia has gone bankrupt. Next dealer for me is a 3 hr. drive. What type of motor oil and filter can one use instead of the victory product. I have a 2008 vision. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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sonicbluerider
Posted 2009-03-22 3:50 PM (#30700 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Tourer

Posts: 576
, IA
i use the conquest custom reusable oil filter pricey but it last a long time and oil from my vic dealer amsoil

Edited by sonicbluerider 2009-03-22 3:51 PM
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varyder
Posted 2009-03-22 4:23 PM (#30702 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: RE: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA
to my understanding the later GL1800 oil filter fits your Vision, but don't tell anyone. By the way, so does the tires and batteries. Amsoil here as well, runs quieter, and shifts easier or so it seems.
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tralphaz
Posted 2009-03-22 5:31 PM (#30703 - in reply to #30700)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Tourer

Posts: 353
sonicbluerider - 2009-03-22 12:50 PM

i use the conquest custom reusable oil filter pricey but it last a long time and oil from my vic dealer amsoil


Same here, Conquest customs oil filter and Amsoil 20-50 M/C oil, 5k interval.
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Cometman
Posted 2009-03-22 6:09 PM (#30707 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Tourer

Posts: 520
Simi Valley, CA
You can get the Victory Oil Change kits online for $33 US:

http://www.motoplex.net/pages/catalogs/viewhotitemdetail/36/420/951...

Tim
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candubrain
Posted 2009-03-22 6:34 PM (#30710 - in reply to #30702)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Cruiser

Posts: 235
Kincardine, Ontario, Canada
Somewhere I read that a Mazda car filter is the same fit up as a Victory. If you can verify that, I'd be picking up filters and MOBILE 1 20W50 Motorcycle oil at Canadian Tire. And as any good Cunnuk knows, CTC put oil on sale on a regular basis.
Sorry to hear you lost your dealer, hopefully someone else will open up a store, Halifax is a big City. I lost my dealer in London, Ont, which is a 2hr drive, now I have to go to Burlington, 2.5 hrs. Hopefully there won't be any repair trips this year
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nightrider
Posted 2009-03-22 7:41 PM (#30722 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: RE: Oil type and filter


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 14
Thanks everyone for the good advice you gave me.
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cjnoho
Posted 2009-03-22 8:37 PM (#30732 - in reply to #30722)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 1324
So Cal
Purolator filter P or PL 14610 $3-$4, Castrol 20w-40 motorcycle oil ($6) from the local sportbike shop.
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wrr1home
Posted 2009-03-22 9:23 PM (#30742 - in reply to #30732)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Cruiser

Posts: 196
Amsoil 20-50, Victory filter online...
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elvis441
Posted 2009-03-22 10:18 PM (#30747 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Cruiser

Posts: 170
Houston, TX
Sorry to hear your local dealer closed.
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pfhague
Posted 2009-03-23 11:16 PM (#30837 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Cruiser

Posts: 51
If you have a Polaris ATV dealer near you, the larger atv's use the same filter as the vision.
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hwy27guy
Posted 2009-03-23 11:38 PM (#30839 - in reply to #30837)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 43
CASHTON, WI United States
YES THE POLARIS TWIN ATV/RANGER IS THE SAME FILTER. YOUR ATV/RANGER CAN ALSO GET YOU THE VICTORY OIL. (ONE OF VERY FEW THINGS THAT THEY CAN GET YOU.) JUST ASK THEM AND THEY CAN PUT IT ON THEIR OIL ORDER. THE LINK IS A GREAT OPTION BECAUSE POLARIS IS OVER $40.00 NOW. HOPEFULLY THAT IS CURRENT.

RIDE SAFE

HWY27GUY
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radioteacher
Posted 2009-03-24 12:16 AM (#30845 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 3006
San Antonio, TX
Where can you get the oil plug washer. Do Polaris shops have those as well?
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RedRider
Posted 2009-03-24 6:40 AM (#30852 - in reply to #30845)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 1350
Are you talking about the copper washer? I bought a new one and then each oil change I swap them out. Easier than fishing in the old oil for one. I have used 2 for years. I clean all the mating surfaces and inspect each use. Never had a leak. So buying a change kit to get an extra washer may be worth it?
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savage
Posted 2009-03-24 6:41 AM (#30853 - in reply to #30845)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Cruiser

Posts: 228
The oil filter washers are available at any auto parts store. Much cheaper than Victory too.
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savage
Posted 2009-03-24 6:43 AM (#30854 - in reply to #30853)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Cruiser

Posts: 228
I haven't had enough coffee this morning........I meant "oil plug washer"
DUH!!!
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radioteacher
Posted 2009-03-24 8:18 AM (#30861 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 3006
San Antonio, TX
savage and BlueOx USA,

Thanks for he input. I crossed over 7550 and it is time. I will replace the oil this week and perform the proper inspections.

Ride Safe,
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Arkainzeye
Posted 2009-03-24 8:23 AM (#30862 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 3773
Pittsburgh, PA
neat little video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlT5vfX4Jd0
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hwy27guy
Posted 2009-03-24 10:32 AM (#30871 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: RE: Oil type and filter


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 43
CASHTON, WI United States
wash oil plug washer is also used on the twin cylinder atv and ranger engines. so they are available from any polaris dealer.

ride safe

hwy27guy
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hwy27guy
Posted 2009-03-24 10:34 AM (#30872 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 43
CASHTON, WI United States
sorry THE oil plug washer is available from any polaris atv/ranger dealer
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rdbudd
Posted 2009-03-24 12:55 PM (#30878 - in reply to #30702)
Subject: RE: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 1632
Jasper, MO
varyder - 2009-03-22 4:23 PM

to my understanding the later GL1800 oil filter fits your Vision, but don't tell anyone. By the way, so does the tires and batteries. Amsoil here as well, runs quieter, and shifts easier or so it seems.


Actually, the exact replacement filter is the one for the GL1500 Goldwing. The one for the GL1800 also fits, but it's more expensive than the one for the GL1500 for some reason. My GL1800 riding buddy uses the GL1500 filters on his GL1800............

WIX 51356 or NAPA GOLD 1356 available at nearly any good auto parts store. You can get more expensive filters, but not better IMHO. I paid $4.55 for mine. I use Amsoil and change it at 5000 miles. It costs more for the oil, but I run it twice as long as the Victory oil, so the price per quart of Amsoil is effectively halved.

Ronnie
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cw1115
Posted 2009-03-24 4:13 PM (#30882 - in reply to #30696)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 1290
Ruskin, Fl
My local parts store cross referenced the Polaris oil filter number and came up with an STP match. It's a real small filter. I didn't like the looks of it. I went with Bosch 3323 which I read about on another thread. Worked fine. I used Mobil 1 full synthetic since I can get it five minutes away. I'd prefer Amsoil, but I never seem to plan ahead and order it.
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HONDAFIXER
Posted 2009-03-24 4:19 PM (#30884 - in reply to #30882)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Cruiser

Posts: 68
LONDONDERRY NH
NAPA 1356 or any late model Honda car oil filter is direct replacement
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VisionTex
Posted 2009-03-24 7:50 PM (#30897 - in reply to #30884)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 1484
LaPorte,Tx.
I've been using the Wix 51356 for four years on my Kingpin and now on the Vision. I've used Victory, Royal Purple, AMSOIL, and Castrol. 15w-40 to 20w-50.....all worked fine.
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varyder
Posted 2009-03-24 8:54 PM (#30902 - in reply to #30845)
Subject: Re: Oil type and filter


Visionary

Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA

radioteacher - 2009-03-24 12:16 AM Where can you get the oil plug washer. Do Polaris shops have those as well?

Oil Plug Washer? A simple wipe with a rag will do. Besides, if you get the oil plug washer, you'll have to get the water heater for it also. But the water heater got froze when it became a cold topic.

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