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xf200
11-12-2007, 11:20 PM
hey any body got any part numbers or a cross reference on the oil filters for a xf200? or any suggestions on the oil i should use after breakin> :lol:
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n243/novarecords/DSC00494.jpg

katoranger
11-13-2007, 11:30 AM
I believe someone said that it is a suzuki styled engine so the dr200 filter may fit.

Alot of us run shell rotella 15w40, but that is probably to heavy for cooler seasons. You can be the rotella in a synthetic too. I will be switching soon to lighter oil.

5w30 motorcycle oil should work.

CathastrophiX
11-13-2007, 01:29 PM
It's the same oil filter as Suzuki DR200 and LT250F Ozark for example.
Hi-flo filtro 132 fits also.

gdavis2265
03-01-2008, 11:21 AM
I tried the Hi-Flo 132 and it's too long for the xf200-

Anybody have any other numbers?

CathastrophiX
03-01-2008, 12:21 PM
If it has the engine shown in the pic, HF132 fits, I use that filter.
The engine is identical to Suzuki DR200.

From Hiflo filtro homepage:

Suzuki DR200 SE-T,V,W,X,Y,K1,K2,K3,K4,K5,K6,K7,K8
1996 to 2008
Oil Filter: HF132

http://www.hiflofiltro.com/fileadmin/Code/images/small/hf132.jpg

gdavis2265
03-01-2008, 02:14 PM
Yea, exact same bike that's in the pic- exact same engine. Bought a Hi-Flo 132 new in the original box- won't fit, the hi-flo is about 3/4" longer.

CathastrophiX
03-01-2008, 02:35 PM
??? 8O

I have a Qingqi 200 and the filter fits perfectly, I use the Hiflo in my Ozark too.
Have you put it in centered so the hole in the filter goes over the "oil hole" in the engine case?

Have you compared to the original filter?

What "model year" is your bike?

CathastrophiX
03-01-2008, 02:42 PM
Did some research and you are correct, there is a shorter oil filter on models with "double start". I guess they mean kick and electric.
Bikes sold in Sweden only have electric, just as DR200.
I'm sorry that I mislead you to buy the wrong filter.... :cry:

Qingqi: two different versions
http://www.trendimport.se/data/product/spare/2008033014565371127.gif

Suzuki DR200:
http://alpha-sports.com/dspt/2007%20DR200SE/35.gif

gdavis2265
03-01-2008, 03:03 PM
Thanks for posting. Wonder how I could cross reference that filter to a hi-flo?

katoranger
03-02-2008, 02:03 PM
Some of the suzuki pure dirt bikes may have that smaller filter. Is there a drz200 pure dirt model?

Allen

brazilian_biker
04-07-2008, 10:11 AM
I have being doing my oil change at the place I bought my QLINK XF200. So far my bike has 1500 km, so I did it twice already. It is the only dealer around in Raleigh/NC and he is too pricy, first time chraged almost 100.00 for oil change, second oil change was around 50.00, a car doesn't cost that much. So I am really thinking on buying the oil filter + oil and do my self or take to any bike shop and do it.
The problem is the oil filer for XF200 it is a hard to find item.
I read about many people here trying to find the correct oil filter, and as far as I understood the DR200 (Suzuki) doesn't fit because it a little bit longer.

Did any of you have found this oil filter (or similar) yet? Usually how much you guys pay for a oil/filter change?
P.S. I have a 2008 XF200 silver like the one in the photo.

gdavis2265
04-07-2008, 10:20 AM
Wow - $100 and $50 ! that's insane. The guy should be brought up on charges.

I think the correct filter is a Hi-Flo 131 (costs $4.99) and any 10w40 oil at about $3.00 - Takes literally four minutes to do the job. Warm the engine, pull the bottom plug, remove three crown nuts on the cover of the filter and replace filter. Fill with oil until you see it in the middle of the site glass. This is a $10 to $15 job max. I even went to the dealer to price the oil filter form them directly. They said they would sell to me for around $5.

brazilian_biker
04-07-2008, 10:33 AM
gdavis2265 thanks for your prompt reply.
I never liked this dealer, but since he is the only one in town...I will tell later what he did on the day that I bought the bike (brand new).
But since it was teh first time I bought a morotcycle in US .. I wasn't aware about the tricks and shortcuts. ALso this guy is rude, and seems to be doing a great favor selling and servicing the motorcycle for me.

Regarding the oil filer and oil change, since my XF200 is still under warranty, if I do the service by myself, I will have my factory warranty canceled?

I will look for this filter ..again thanks so much for giving me the oil filer model number.

gdavis2265
04-07-2008, 10:40 AM
changing your oil and filter won't void your warranty

brazilian_biker
04-07-2008, 10:52 AM
Thanks again.

This Forum was a fantastic help for me.

Since it won't void my warranty (the dealer told me that he keeps all records and send to the manufacturer what I doubt) I will start performing oil changes by myself. If I need any further instructions (although you gave already) I contact you.

Thanks

Ronaldo
XF200

brazilian_biker
04-08-2008, 11:04 AM
I was wondering how many miles (or km) in average we can ride on reserve, after the normal gas is gone on XF200.

Does anyone know about it? Also how much gas is on reserve mode?

Thanks

liverchip
04-08-2008, 02:00 PM
It's completely dependent upon how long the main petcock inlet tube is. The longer the tube, the more fuel is left in the tank before having to use the reserve side.

volksjagger
04-10-2008, 06:04 PM
Wow - $100 and $50 ! that's insane. The guy should be brought up on charges.

I think the correct filter is a Hi-Flo 131 (costs $4.99) and any 10w40 oil at about $3.00 - Takes literally four minutes to do the job. Warm the engine, pull the bottom plug, remove three crown nuts on the cover of the filter and replace filter. Fill with oil until you see it in the middle of the site glass. This is a $10 to $15 job max. I even went to the dealer to price the oil filter form them directly. They said they would sell to me for around $5.

xf200 where have you been? you have not posted since january. at least not that i can see. but this is the filter. confirmed from someone who is using it.

gdavis2265
04-11-2008, 07:58 AM
How's that bike working for you Volks?

gd

volksjagger
04-12-2008, 05:51 AM
real good! i work 6 days a week so finding time to ride is hard. after she gets broken in and i get it setup for the highway it will be an everyday thing!!

brazilian_biker
04-29-2008, 11:57 AM
real good! i work 6 days a week so finding time to ride is hard. after she gets broken in and i get it setup for the highway it will be an everyday thing!!


I am new in this forum and I am happy with both the bike which I use to commute to work 5 days/week and also happy with this forum.
As I explained before, I have been treated pretty bad by the only QLINK dealer in Raleigh,NC. He is rude, careless about customers and also VERY expensive.
I am glad to have confirmed that the filter HF131 fits on XF200. I will shop on the web for this filter. Anty suggestions where to buy it? Some places want to sell just in 20 + quantity.

Also another question is ...when I have to replace the oil filter do I need to replace any gasket?

I am counting on this forum help :D

Thanks

The Thinker
03-21-2015, 09:14 PM
Hey, I know this thread is old but I just wanted to update it with some info.

I have a 2013 XF200 with both electric start and kick start. The dimensions of the filter are 40mm tall, OD 44mm, ID 13mm. The KN-131 oil filter from ebay is a easy purchase and a perfect fit in the bike.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/K-N-Oil-Filt...0dd97b&vxp=mtr

Happy Riding