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<blockquote data-quote="Diablo1" data-source="post: 1457284" data-attributes="member: 91933"><p>Yamaha manual says any SAE 20W-40 SE or better engine oil, it doesn’t require a special Yamaha oil. Rotella T6 5W-40 flows better at cold temperatures and thins out at high temperatures to the same 40 weight viscosity, and meets JASO specifications for a wet clutch. Rotella T6 also has more than 1000 ppm of ZDDP which reduces cam wear in flat tappet motors. Yamaha didn’t develop a new engine oil specific to the FJR, likely because any SAE 20W-40 SE or higher grade is sufficient, and Rotella T6 meets API SM grade. Only Yamaha knows why they had to develop the Exclusive gear oil, and they ain’t talking.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Diablo1, post: 1457284, member: 91933"] Yamaha manual says any SAE 20W-40 SE or better engine oil, it doesn’t require a special Yamaha oil. Rotella T6 5W-40 flows better at cold temperatures and thins out at high temperatures to the same 40 weight viscosity, and meets JASO specifications for a wet clutch. Rotella T6 also has more than 1000 ppm of ZDDP which reduces cam wear in flat tappet motors. Yamaha didn’t develop a new engine oil specific to the FJR, likely because any SAE 20W-40 SE or higher grade is sufficient, and Rotella T6 meets API SM grade. Only Yamaha knows why they had to develop the Exclusive gear oil, and they ain’t talking. [/QUOTE]
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