How to Perform a First Oil Change and Break In Fluid on the Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000

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To start off I talk about my Chevrolet Cruze, Just sharing some information about a car that gets great fuel mileage, then we move into the Maintenance for the Kawasaki KRX. It gets Amsoil Engine oil, Front Differential oil and Rear Differential/Transaxle oil. All Available at discoverpowersports.com and a new oil filter. Stephen also throws on a pair of Rock Blocks to protect the Trailing arm

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13 июн 2022

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@GetsumJ Год назад

I had a 2012 Cruze, first Chevy I was ever really disappointed in. (Gas not diesel). Seem to have massive electrical issues, and turbo lag that eventually led to a TSB being issued by GM. I already have a 2020 F-350 Diesel, with the prices, one is enough. It gets around 18.25, pulling my KRX with it (Just picked up from Denton Cycle Center) Thanks for sharing the video, KRX oil Change will help me. I live off 380 East of Decatur, so we are almost neighbors

@discoverpowersports Год назад

Dang that’s awesome. We are just the other side of Decatur off 380!

@griffinherbst Год назад

Subd for the krx content!

@discoverpowersports Год назад

Thank you! More to Come! We are putting heated seats in it very soon!

@griffinherbst Год назад

@@discoverpowersports aftermarket or seat heater kit? Also curious if the stock stator system can handle a stereo or does a guy have to get a alternator kit? Ordering a trail in the new year

@joeabbott828 8 месяцев назад

IS ther ANY reason you have to try to destroy my hearing with LOUD NOISE ? Its not even music and the bangs and booms add nothing to the program !

@MG-jp5ij Год назад

Whats the story with "Wet Brake" oil is that only for the front differential? Is it the same and 80-90?

@discoverpowersports Год назад

It's not the same as 80w90. It is actually like a hydraulic oil but its not needed for the KRX. A lot of other Kawasaki vehicles have a sealed oil bathed rear brake that takes a certain wet brake compatible oil to let the brake continue to work. KRX takes just 80w90 in the front diff and transaxle.

@MG-jp5ij Год назад

@@discoverpowersports Thanks I ordered a first service kit off Amazon and I was expecting two bottles of gear oil but they sent one of Wet brake instead.