Which engine oil is best for Bajaj Pulsar 220 F?

Q. Which engine oil is best for Bajaj Pulsar 220 F?
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Pawan | 3 years ago

The best thing i want to say is use only car dedicated 20w50 engine oil and se the result because 20w50 grade for cars are specially designed for wet clutch compatible engines of cars which is similar to four stroke bikes .. there no need to worry about .. avoid engine oil scam .. use car dedicated 20w50 like castrol gtx , savsol racetrack ... or reliance spectra G 👉 these oils are guranteed or easily comply uptil bs3 engines 100% but regarding bs6 and bs4 a case study to use car dedicated 20w50 oil should done ...

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Pawan | 3 years ago

The best thing i want to say is use only car dedicated 20w50 engine oil and se the result because 20w50 grade for cars are specially designed for wet clutch compatible engines of cars which is similar to four stroke bikes .. there no need to worry about .. avoid engine oil scam .. use car dedicated 20w50 like castrol gtx , savsol racetrack ... or reliance spectra G 👉 these oils are guranteed or easily comply uptil bs3 engines 100% but regarding bs6 and bs4 a case study to use car dedicated 20w50 oil should done ...

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Pawan | 3 years ago

The best thing i want to say is use only car dedicated 20w50 engine oil and se the result because 20w50 grade for cars are specially designed for wet clutch compatible engines of cars which is similar to four stroke bikes .. there no need to worry about .. avoid engine oil scam .. use car dedicated 20w50 like castrol gtx , savsol racetrack ... or reliance spectra G 👉 these oils are guranteed or easily comply uptil bs3 engines 100% but regarding bs6 and bs4 a case study to use car dedicated 20w50 oil should done ... For bs4 engine i would suggest to use SERVO 4T 20W50 API SL grade ... because this is the most updated oil without being an easter based it is very updated oil for bs4 pulsar segment ... you will get 100% performance and protection . Servo mineral based oil performs like fully synthetic oil . So no need to worry .the only thing you should ensures that your bikes engines is healthy or not 2nd option would be savsol 4t premium 20w50(from savita group has world class R&D like IOCL SERVO) or mak 4t stallion 20w50 ... except servo rest both the oil has multigrade characteristics and has all weather easy start funda ...

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Pawan | 3 years ago

The best thing i want to say is use only car dedicated 20w50 engine oil and se the result because 20w50 grade for cars are specially designed for wet clutch compatible engines of cars which is similar to four stroke bikes .. there no need to worry about .. avoid engine oil scam .. use car dedicated 20w50 like castrol gtx , savsol racetrack ... or reliance spectra G 👉 these oils are guranteed or easily comply uptil bs3 engines 100% but regarding bs6 and bs4 a case study to use car dedicated 20w50 oil should done ...

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Vignesh | 1 year ago

Motul 300v 15w50 is the costly but best for 220f, engine runs like butter smooth, revving fast, ultra fast gear shifts, full throttle performance become extremely comfortable for engine, zero heating issues, no oil seal leakage etc.. totally best my 220f running about 68000+ still no smoke on Full throttle and the crazy thing is mechanics are asking me it's a new bike or you never ridden it?🤣 I ride like hell with precision I am Marc Marquez's follower

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Sourav | 8 months ago

If you are a rider who used to tour on mountains mostly then you should use 15W50 instead 20W50... it will slove the cold start and stalling issues on lower temparature. Please try to use atleast semi synthetic engine oil (motul 5100 is recomonded) or Fully synthetic oil will be the best choice for your ride. Try to drain/change engine oil after every 3500-5000kms (regarding your usages).

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KUMAR | 3 years ago

Go for motul or liquid moly oils they are the best search for grade on your owners manule booklet and go for motul

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Dillip | 4 years ago

Bajaj recommend for Bajaj DTSi 10,000 20W50. 1100 ml should be used while draining

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Ravindra | 3 years ago

GO with any 35W oil Motul or Castrol 4T

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Sanjay | 3 years ago

Any thing can suit...

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Dev | 3 years ago

Motul 20-50/ 7100

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Akash | 4 years ago

Mutul

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Nehal | 3 years ago

Bajaj oil...

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Nikhil | 1 year ago

Castrol engine oil is best for all bike

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Pulsar 220 F Ownership Cost

Spare Parts Price

Sticker Kit

Authorised Dealer Price :- 628

GST Price :- 175

Total Price :- 803
Saree Guard

Authorised Dealer Price :- 309

GST Price :- 86

Total Price :- 395
Leg Guard

Authorised Dealer Price :- 540

GST Price :- 151

Total Price :- 691
Visor

Authorised Dealer Price :- 298

GST Price :- 83

Total Price :- 381
Tail Panel

Authorised Dealer Price :- 994

GST Price :- 278

Total Price :- 1272