After how many days oil should be changed in TVS NTORQ 125?

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Q. After how many days oil should be changed in TVS NTORQ 125?
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SuperCharged | 2 years ago

You should always refer to your specific user manual for the oil change interval. In terms or gearless scootys in India, the oil change interval mentioned will be for mineral oil so if you plan to use a semi synthetic oil then you can run the oil a few more kms than what is mentioned in the manual. However, please note that oil change DOES DEPEND on time as well as kms run as the oil, once exposed to combustion inside the engine, will degrade with time, regardless of you running the scooty or not. So, even if you're not running the scooty enough and the time as per the user manual is over, then better to change to a fresh oil.

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SuperCharged | 2 years ago

You should always refer to your specific user manual for the oil change interval. In terms or gearless scootys in India, the oil change interval mentioned will be for mineral oil so if you plan to use a semi synthetic oil then you can run the oil a few more kms than what is mentioned in the manual. However, please note that oil change DOES DEPEND on time as well as kms run as the oil, once exposed to combustion inside the engine, will degrade with time, regardless of you running the scooty or not.

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Ranjan | 5 years ago

@ Anupam | Its 2500 km not days or month

If you use synthetic oil then it will run 2500 km. Normal engine oil goes 1200 - 1500km. Actually mobile change depends on km not days or months. If you run your scooty 2500 - 3000 km for 10 days then that time you must change the engine oil.

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Partha | 5 years ago

Pl refer to the user manual and follow the instructions.

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Prabhakaran | 4 years ago

Every 1500 kms

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Amin | 5 years ago

@ Anupam | Its 2500 km not days or month

I have Given the answer for new scooter and by the way days and months matters a lot bro

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Ranjan | 5 years ago

Near about 1500 Km. I change engine oil more or less 1500 Km.

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Nisar | 2 years ago

My TV's ntroq 125 drink oil high what is problem

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Anupam | 5 years ago

Its 2500 km not days or month

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Amin | 5 years ago

500 km or 15 days

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Richard | 5 years ago

500 to 600kms

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