To check the oil level in a Suzuki Gixxer motorcycle, you can follow these steps:
Start the engine: Make sure the engine is running for a few minutes to warm up the oil. This allows the oil to circulate properly and gives you a more accurate reading.
Locate the oil dipstick: The oil dipstick is usually located on the side of the engine. It may have a yellow or orange handle for easy identification.
Park the motorcycle on level ground: It's important to have the bike in an upright, level position to get an accurate reading.
Remove the dipstick: Pull out the dipstick from its tube. Wipe it clean with a cloth or paper towel to remove any oil residue.
Reinsert the dipstick: Fully insert the dipstick back into its tube until it sits securely.
Remove the dipstick again: Pull out the dipstick once more, and this time, observe the oil level on it. The dipstick will have two marks indicating the high and low levels or a cross-hatched area. The oil level should ideally be between these two marks or within the cross-hatched area. If the oil level is below the low mark, you may need to add more oil.
Add oil if necessary: If the oil level is below the recommended range, you will need to add more oil. Refer to your motorcycle's user manual to determine the correct type and quantity of oil to use. Typically, you'll need to unscrew the oil filler cap or remove a separate oil filler plug to add oil. Use a funnel to pour the oil into the appropriate opening, and be careful not to overfill it.
Recheck the oil level: After adding oil, repeat the previous steps to check the oil level again and ensure it is within the acceptable range.
Remember to perform regular oil changes as recommended by your motorcycle's manufacturer to maintain optimal engine performance and longevity.