94 CB400SF oil quantity not specified

[SirFallalot]

Hey chaps, as I'm doing my yearly car oil change, and done 3k with the bike already I want to do it too including filter as idk when po did it.

Unfortunately, my manual does not specify much other than the viscosity for the given temperature range, no volume, no recommendation of manufacturer...It does however specify the amount of oil in the forks though

I've searched for the bike specs but didn't find any with an amount. Is it just gonna be the case of filling it up, turning it over a bit to fill the filter, then rechecking the dipstick and filling?

https://i.ibb.co/g9Kjdz0/Annotation-2019-10-11-081545.png

Also, what do you understand from this:
"1. Use the oil by the classification API -not
lower se (se, SF, SG)."

I was going to use either motul or castrol 10w-40
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[doggone]

Just use the 10w-40, the others are for more extreme hot or cold places.
Sometimes the amount needed is shown by the filler, otherwise see what comes out when you drain it. In any case if it said 3 litres you wouldn't just tip exactly that in I suspect.

[P.]

My 400Sf had it on the side of the oil casing in ml.

[SirFallalot]

[Riejufixing]

Wikipedia (urch, spleeing) has 3.6-3.8L dep. on model, claimed as manufacturers spec, gives something to aim at.

Edit: other soutces 2.7/3.2! Suck it and see seems the best approach the dipstick should not lie.

[Confusion]

[Polarbear]

Just fill it, keep checking the dipstick. Run. Stop and recheck.

Why do people overcomplicate life?
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