Prairie 360 rear diff fluid change.

[@ethankincaid9022]

Cliff notes version: 19mm fill cap 12mm drain bolt Kawasaki performance gear and wet brake oil .95 quarts is spec so just under the full 1qt bottle.

[@alexpiccione610]

Great Video! Don't forget to heat up the new bottle of lube and even the rear axle with a Halogen spot light before the job so it all flows quickly.

[@edgardomatos6923]

great video, yes it helped very much . surprisingly it takes the whole quart. jack is a great tip . thanks . doing it today

[@doitallgaragetx]

Thank you!

[@lombardozarateiii6920]

Remember to remove fill plug for faster drain flow.

[@JoSep.96]

There’s legit no videos on these rear wet breaks I have a 700 twin peaks and it’s got the same rear diff I need to change that.

[@blackops3622]

When you took off the fuel tank did you have to take off the fuel selector too? I’m having problems putting the tank on then putting the fuel selector on and I can’t get it on otherwise.

[@doitallgaragetx]

Honestly, I don't remember. I made that video over 2 yes ago and sold that prairie soon after

[@lombardozarateiii6920]

Are you talking about the petcock on off reserve? That has to be taken off with a Phillips in order for you to take off the gas tank and to put it bk on also disconnect fuel line that’s goes from petcock to carb.

[@blackops3622]

@@lombardozarateiii6920 yes I was lmao and I got water the engine so I doubt it runs anymore

[@danryan3146]

Is the front diff. The same oil?

[@doitallgaragetx]

@danryan3146 if the rear diff has a wet brake, the front diff will take different oil.

[@tonysheppard4784]

Thanks anytime i can save money is good.

[@ИванЯкутск-е1ь]

Why rear brake do not works on kawasaki prairie? I have the same one

[@doitallgaragetx]

Brake disks may be worn out.

[@ИванЯкутск-е1ь]

@@doitallgaragetxw Ok thank you

[@ChicoTheMan711]

What kinda fluid does the rear diff take?

[@edgardomatos6923]

it's 90 w gear oil .. id just buy it from dealership, not worth going cheap or pouring the wrong oil good luck ...im doing mine today too .

[@masterofnone8055]

What year is it ? Is it the same for a 2001 and 2006 ?

[@doitallgaragetx]

This one was an 07.

[@doitallgaragetx]

The other years should be the same, or very similar. I'd recommend referring to a factory service manual

[@pinefighter1]

Good info, thanks....nj

[@blackops3622]

My rear brakes barley work any advice on what it could be?

[@doitallgaragetx]

Friction disc's could be worn? Have you checked the fluid for cleanliness and adjusted the cables/linkage?

[@blackops3622]

DO IT ALL GARAGE no how would I do that

[@blackops3622]

DO IT ALL GARAGE I just changed the needle in the carb, when I first got the bike it had been sitting forever. It was not well maintained. The front brakes don’t work at all the lever moves freely and the back brakes work a little. Both worked a little when I got the bike.

[@jamiemoore1396]

@@doitallgaragetx I got a 2006 prairie 360 and exactly where can I adjust the cable linkage? Thanks

[@doitallgaragetx]

@@jamiemoore1396 which cable?

[@jodyholcomb3738]

I got a 2003 Kawasaki pairie 360 my plug is in mid of rear end right in mid of it an a rear end oil drain plug I no in front of my eng I just put in ten w 40 2 of them in oil but on the back what kind of oil does my rear end take or what kind of oil does it take four rear end just asking let me know

[@doitallgaragetx]

If you just have a basic gear case, it should take 80w90 hypoid. If you have wet brakes in the rear-end, it takes a different fluid and I believe it's called gear and wet brake oil. I'd call a kawi dealer and give them your vin. They should be able to look all that up for you.