How to change the Oil & Filter on your Can-Am Defender | Gettin’ It Done

In this video presented by Dustin and Manny at the S3 Powersports Shop, you will learn how to change the oil and filter on your Can-Am Defender. They provide step-by-step instructions and useful tips to make the process easy and hassle-free.
Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a novice, this video will guide you through the process and help your SxS running smoothly. So grab your tools and get ready to give your ride some much-needed care!
Regularly changing the oil and oil filter on your Can-Am Defender SxS is crucial for maintaining engine performance and longevity. Old, dirty oil and a clogged filter can cause decreased performance, reduced fuel efficiency, and costly repairs. Following the manufacturer's guidelines for routine maintenance is essential to keep your SxS running smoothly and avoid engine failure.
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[@DonaldTripp]

You say 13mm socket for the drain plug but it is 17, and if you look at the video when you pull out the drain plug you can see 17 on the socket. May want to update this but other than that great work on the how-to videos.

[@scottpreston4021]

Very informative video. Thanks for doing it.

[@gillesbourque8749]

Hello, can you show where and how to check the speed sensor

[@REFLEX1957]

I would really like to know exactly how to get to the oil filter. No way can I get my hand in there. Looks like there may be some more items to remove first?? Help Please.......thank,s

[@arnulfocastillo5719]

On my 2020 hd10 there is one 10mm bolt that holds a bulky cover to the belt. Remove that and you'll have better access to the 3, 8mm bolts that hold the filter.

[@TexasWhiskeyCrew1]

Plug requires a 17mm socket and oil capacity is 2.1 quarts. Don’t use all of the oil in this kit!

[@bmd1825]

You are correct......2.1 not 2.5 quarts.

[@leol.lariviere4049]

Can you show how to adjust the headlights on a Defender on your next video?

[@mudmarlin1789]

Well I added all the oil and it’s way over full I’d change you info

[@coachkennedy6424]

I have no idea how to get to, or remove the oil filter. The video is unclear. Do I remove the passenger seat and rear lower cab?

[@austinshanafelt3118]

Used all 3 bottles of oil on my 2019 hd10 (both big and the little jugs), you guys said it’s the perfect amount of oil but ended up being way to much oil and had to drain some out. Also read of other people being misinformed from this video, please edit

[@user-sk6iq1gt8b]

How to removed the rear end i have a prestone leak

[@Mr.J345]

For real how many times did it take to catch the oil 😂

[@robertpsotka3525]

Why spend triple on their oil when Mobil 1 is just as good

[@200434ton]

Manny..cah mon lol. 13mm drain plug..😂

[@timothymelius9]

How can I get that oil Kit. I got Can-Am defender

[@robburke8867]

I buy exclusively from the dealer. The oil kit costs me 60 bones.

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

I liked your silly video.

[@ThomasB1694]

Not a 13mm

[@wmdouglas3]

Agree 100%. It’s 17mm.

[@dbill27]

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS VIDEO!!!!!! If you dump the contents of the defender oil change kit into your defender you will have way to much oil in. So yes, unlike what they say you do need to think and do math. I contacted can am to tell them this video was inaccurate, they didn’t give a shit. Also, you need a 17 mm socket to drain the oil, NOT a 13mm. Don’t run to the store and grab the wrong socket if you don’t already have sockets.

[@Idahodeerslayer]

Oops, oil capacity is 2.1 quarts. The kit comes with 2.5. CANAM, FIRE THE ENGINEERING STAFF IMMEDIATELY.

[@Toxarch]

Bad info in this video. You give the wrong socket size for the drain plug and you are telling people to use 2.5 quarts of oil. That is way too much oil.

[@coltersmith5]

Lots of incorrect information, how has nobody sued your company for this?