Chain oiler for the Ducati Multistrada 950
2 installation reports for this model
Installation report by MTS950
Ducati Multistrada 950 – year of manufacture 2019
oil reservoir 60 ml
In the tool compartment under the pillion seat. Two holes for the hose pass-through are necessary. In addition, a piece has to be cut out of the shell of the pillion seat padding, as otherwise the seat rests on the oil reservoir. Under the reservoir there is a layer of foam, because the compartment does not offer a smooth bearing surface.
metering valve
On the left next to the battery in the direction of travel. Secured with an adhesive pad and a cable tie, and wrapped in foam.
nozzle
There are two M6 threaded holes on the underside of the swingarm near the spindle. Drill out the small clamp a little and it fits perfectly. I routed the oil line upwards on the right side, because things are quite tight and hot on the left.
switched 12 V supply
Remove the rubber cap from the rear onboard socket (on the left in the direction of travel, not the USB socket), pull off the connector and prise out the positive terminal (red) with a paperclip. Solder the switched positive to the end – or use the branch connector. Finally put the rubber cap back on.
rain switch
Drill a suitable hole in the instrument panel and push the cable through from top to bottom. Remove the nut first, then refit and tighten it after pushing the cable through. Then pull the cable through to the rear under the left panel.
Installation report by Nobby
Ducati Multistrada 950 – year of manufacture 2017
oil reservoir 60 ml
Standard oil reservoir fitted crosswise in the compartment under the pillion seat, secured with cable ties.
nozzle
Below the left swingarm, attached with a clamp to the thread in the swingarm. Nozzle sitting against the outside of the rear sprocket.
switched 12 V supply
Both positive wires and the negative wire were fitted to one connector, which was plugged into the socket under the pillion seat. It is switched with the ignition.
rain switch
Switch attached to the lower thread of the left hand guard. Use a longer bolt, as the original one is too short and countersunk.