Kawasaki KRX 1000 Front diff, rear diff/transmission and motor oil change

All fluids are changed and ready for a season of getting beat on! Stay tuned for some good riding. #kawasakikrx1000 #krxoilchange #krxdiff #lucasoil #kpooil

[@utahwanderlust700]

Great video, and nice machine! One thing I have learned that might save your bacon one day is to always check to see if you can get the fill cap off BEFORE you drain the diffs. 😉👍

[@hulkoffroad]

Good advice... that would be horrible if it didn't come off!!

[@utahwanderlust700]

I don't have a KRX, but I've reused those crush washers a thousand times on my Brute Force and Prairie and never had one leak.

[@hulkoffroad]

So far, so good. No leaks as of now.

[@NLD352]

Lol I just saw the text on here where you said it was one washer because it was just for the oil change and I was gonna tell you that after I finished the watching the video. Good video tho I just did my oil and got the kit but didnt do the tranny and diff yet.

[@hulkoffroad]

😂 I was stumped for a bit. Then it dawned on me. Duh! I felt like a dummy for a little bit. 😂

[@32jgo]

Try using a piece of tinfoil under your oil filter when you remove it. It will hold any oil that drains out, keeps the area clean, and you can ball it up and throw it away.

[@hulkoffroad]

Fantastic idea! I'll definitely try that next time.

[@32jgo]

“I’ve taken it swimming a few times”…. Each ride 😂

[@hulkoffroad]

😂😂

[@toddspencer265]

I think your kit was just engine oil kit. So it only came with engine drain plug washer. Not a big deal reusing them in my opinion. If they don’t leak they don’t leak.

[@hulkoffroad]

Yup, you're right. It was only an oil kit. Lol. I didn't realize it until I was almost done.

[@joegelencser2571]

Listen, buddy, you should at least let that stuff. Dragon over night or at least 2 days to get all the crap out of it or why do it?

[@hulkoffroad]

Let it drain overnight? That's how you do it? I'd think after a few minutes, there is a minimal amount of oil left.

[@joegelencser2571]

@@hulkoffroad If you don't let it drain at least overnight, you're wasting your money The dirtiest oil has at the last few drips. When you leave it a couple days or at least overnight.

[@hulkoffroad]

@joegelencser2571 makes sense. I don't just because I'm usually short on time.