How to Change oil on a CAN-AM OUTLANDER 700 XMR after sinking it.

#canam #outlander #xmr #4wheeler #howto #oilchange #quad
So guys after sinking my brand new 2023 Can-Am Outlander 700 XMR.
I had to flush all fluids 6 times just to get the milkiness out of the oil.
Just making sure i'm going through all the procedures so all the water
is out of the engine, transmissin, differential.

[@CERRISMOsergioaventuras]

me sirvio bastante thanks

[@paulfairweather9977]

Where did you get the plate customize on your radiator box. I just bought 2 of these and I'm picking them up next week at the latest

[@HARTCONSTRUCTION]

I sank my 2024 also still running. I’m rebuilding the top end regardless

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

Did you hydro lock your machine? is that why you have to rebuild the head

[@HARTCONSTRUCTION]

I put diesel fuel in my crank case then 2quarts oil 1 qt diesel mixed and it’ll dry up all the water

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

Good to know thanks 🍻

[@DavidDallas3343]

Is that what it takes 0w40 or 5W40?

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

Yeah I ordered all that from the Can-am dealer

[@DavidDallas3343]

@@G-Boyz.Outside The dealer didn't give me my owner's manual. So I'm waiting for it to come in the mail. I'm just trying to figure out. Is it 0W40 or 5W40? Or either one

[@brianmccunney7318]

What are your thoughts on the suspension not having grease points... on the bushings or the driveshaft...?

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

I know there's not even one grease nipple on this machine but there's no squeaking and I already have put on 1,116km been through mud and water.

[@brianmccunney7318]

Same. I was worried about the drive shaft... once again, thanks for your reply and content. You sold on me on the Xmr 700 I was luck enough to get my hands on one right away. Hasn't disappointed at all.

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

@brianmccunney7318 Congrats 🍻 you definitely won't be disappointed with this machine. I appreciate the support thanks👊🏻

[@navedemor5056]

Glad I'm not nuts went over everything looking for a grease point anywhere

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

@@navedemor5056 I was really surprised there was no grease nipples new style bushings that don't need greasing

[@CMDRTeklow82]

When i sunk my quad. the best advice i found. was get some cheap 10w40 ATV oil like a from local walmart. change the oil. run for 10 mins or threw 1 radiator cycle. to that the engine heats up fairly nice. change oil filter each time.. i could of done this twice and been fine. but i did this 3 times, and the 4th i put the 5w50 polaris oil back in it. been clean oil ever since. my water got in threw the exhaust. my vent lines never got submerged. I wonder if and when there will be snorkle extensions for this quad.

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

That is what I did as you can see in the video Appreciate that advice 🍻

[@CMDRTeklow82]

I commented mid video. Lmao. Atleast when you dunked your quad your rear rear tire didn’t catch your ankle and drag you under water , cut ya up hood in the process. Lmao. But I had fun that’s all the matters

[@Timmyyyyyy1390]

This will be good if I sink mine

[@Bullet82SWE]

How thick is the factory skidplate?

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

It's a very hard plastic 3/16 Thick

[@Bullet82SWE]

@@G-Boyz.Outside So i should get a real one then ;)

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

@@Bullet82SWE It's the same material they put under a jet boat It's strong and lightweight

[@keithbelz2952]

Trade it in as new ,then the next poor bastard can wonder what he did that made it start smoking and spin the bearings,,,thats why a used atv or utv is a big risk purchase,, you wont ever know that the 500 miles wear underwater and sucking mud

[@cmaw3150]

Great video man. Super helpful if someone is sunk. Even for regular maintenance too! Cool to see it stripped down as well. Cheers.

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

Thanks homie appreciate all the support🍻

[@gabemartinez2558]

Is there no way to get it completely water free without doing all those oil changes like just letting it dry out? Just curious as im still just getting into the Off-road world and in my head you could probably just let it sit and dry for a while. My thinking might be completely wrong tho

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

Well the gears cylinder and rings are steel If you just let it sit to dry out it will create rust. It's the best thing to do for less chances of rust happening. 🍻

[@hammerheartdan6311]

If you sink it, you should always drain ALL the oils right away and you would have to flush with cheap oil multiple times while running it 30-45 seconds in between until oil look clean and clear. Then you’ll put in the good oils

[@gabemartinez2558]

@G-Boyz.Outside ah for some reason the possibility of rust didn't cross my mind, thank you.

[@michaellivingston6707]

Just a question for you. On your video u said ur dealer or Can Am Rep said use 75w140 in rear diff and 75w90 in front. I have a 2023 Outlander 700XT and ownrrs manual says only 75w90 in both diffs and 75w140 in Transmission. I know Can Am changes things up so was wondering if this is one of those changes?

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

Sorry I'm just going back to you bro🍻 Yeah I asked the mechanic at the dealer and he said to use 75w140 Rear Diff & Tranny & use 75w90 Front Diff. But I didn't check the owner's manual I just took their word on it

[@bradley5047]

​@@G-Boyz.Outsidehas running the fluids as you have been good for you? Manuel says one thing, over what the dealer told you.

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

@@bradley5047 When I sunk my machine I didn't have the manual with me and I was out of town so I went to the nearest Can-am dealer and that's what they told me to use

[@AllanCadeau]

Happy for you, you're a water God. I heard there was a redneck wedding this weekend. Bring your quad. Should be a fantastic day.

[@G-Boyz.Outside]

Of course I'm bringing the quad I don't leave home without it