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You should change the differential fluid in your Yamaha Grizzly 700 every 3200 miles or once a year, so when you change the oil, change the fluid in front differential and rear final drive as well.
John will show you this easy diff fluid change on your Yamaha Grizzly that only takes a couple of tools to get the job done. First, we’ll drain the front differential and then refill it with fresh fluid. The front diff fluid capacity on your Yamaha Grizzly is easy to calculate: when fluid starts coming out of the bottom, it’s got enough poured in through the top.
Once we’re done up front, we’ll move to the final drive in the back. Same procedure there as in the front.
Since they’re on the same maintenance schedule, lets change the oil. Here’s how to do it: • How to Change the Oil ...
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS:
Draining the front differential - 1:15
Filling the front diff - 2:50
Draining the rear drive - 4:08
Filling the rear drive - 5:10
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In the video we’re working with a 2007 Yamaha YFM700 Grizzly, but you may have similar steps for your Yamaha ATV. If you’re not sure whether these steps apply to your machine, leave a comment and we’ll get back to you.
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You should show how to change the differential seal in the front when it starts to leak
Wow. I am usually always disappointed with the production of the DIY videos. But your producer made you look like the absolute pros you are. You used your 6 mins well and I didn't have to fast forward through shots of you looking for a tool, elevating your machine or petting your dog.. Very tight.. thank you.
you should be a radio announcer, perfect voice and you speak very clear. Thanks so much for the informative video MB, Canada
Great videos John, watched them all, very professional
Thank you. You have a new customer for life
John is hands down the best!
Really appreciate this channel. Simple and concise.
Thank you for the excellent instructional. Usually intimidated by this sort of thing, figuring it out thanks to generous experts -- cheers!
Great stuff thank you very much. Very helpful and well done video. Be well and stay healthy.
Thank you very much. Awesome videos!! Super helpful.
You guys are the best. Thanks!
Great video, on of, if not the best video explaining the process!
Simple maintenance,thanks bud
These videos are awesome
Thanks for the video !
Also, could you provide links to those particular tools you have?
Thanks, your videos are a huge help.
Had no idea I’m supposed to do this with every motor oil change. Think it might be time to change my 20 year old diff fluid.
You might be right!
You'll be surprised how many people out there don't do the diffs ever.
I just found out my toyota rav4 needs its diff oil changed. The owners manual calls it a prop shaft so I didn't know what that was. Woops.
Just did mine after neglecting it for ten years, the fluid looked like brand new, probably could've left it for another 10 🤣 gotta love a grizzly
My 1999 kodiak fluid was never done hahahaha
There are two drain plugs under my 2020 Kodiak EPS final drive. One thats under where the check bolt is located and another plug about 5 inches toward the front. You only drained one so can you tell me which one you removed to drain and what is the other one for? Thanks
How do you do this without a injector device, carefully with small amounts?
Great video, thanks
Thank you for this superb video. I’m servicing a 2016 Yamaha Kodiak 700 and the owners manual says the Final Gear oil type is Mobilfluid 424. I’ve researched this oil and it appears that this type of oil is the same as or near the same as hydraulic fluid. For the front differential the manual does specify SAE 80 API GL-4 Hypoid gear oil. I went to my local Yamaha shop where the ATV was purchased and bought the Yamaha lube 10W-40 oil and filter for the machine along with the 80 wt gear oil for the front differential. When I asked the parts guy for the Mobilfluid 424 oil for the Final gear change he looked at me puzzled and said he didn’t have it. Interesting too is that our 2016 Yamaha Viking side by side manual says use the 80 wt for both the front differential and the Final drive. I’m beginning to think the Mobilfluid 424 suggestion for the Kodiak 700 is a typographical error. Any insight that you can share regarding this matter? Thank you.
Just use 80w90 gear oil
Where did you get those glasses? Are they just safety glasses or do they have magnification in them?
What kind of torque wrench you using?
Can you use water to flush out the old oil if its mega dirty or nah??
Does the Grizzly 700 not have a transfercase that needs a oil change as well?
Nice, Thanks John. xx
hello I have 2019 is same oil for front n rear?
Is it the same for a 2019 kodiak 700
Awesome video
yes great video, thanks
Do you use the same gear oil for both ???
What grade and type of oil?
Make sure to read your owners manual. On my 2020 xrt it states to torque the final gear oil drain plug to 17 ft pounds not the 7 stated in the video.
Just snug it up you’ll be fine
What kind of oil for engine
Amigo, preciso do manual de serviço desse modelo 700cc. Não encontrei no Brasil.
Você poderia mim enviar por e-mail, caso tenha?
What torque wrench is that?
Need a DAC3055 W-3 wheel bearing
If the seals on your differential we're leaking would oil would be coming out around this seals .if you're getting milky colored water and the deaf breather lines that are breathing getting it too deep in the water.
Sometimes you may blow your seals and never see a drop of oil come out of them
Hi there,
Hey I have a
2018 Ranger 900 that have a misfire, but it only has it when it goes up to
4500 RPM'S and up, if it's under those RPM's it runs fine I tried many things already,
Spark plugs, wires, ignition coil, new belt, fresh fuel
And it keeps throwing the code for misfire on the MAG cylinder and I reset it, and sometime it throws misfire code for the PTO cylinder,
I checked the timing, the valves, and it keeps throwing the code for misfire.
What do you recommend or suggest?
Thank you
Can you use the same oil for your final gear oil, and differential gear oil? I’m trying to change the oil in my 2016 Yamaha grizzly 700
Yes
Is that the same process for a2014 grizzly 550
its all the same
Can I use gl5 Castrol gear oil can’t find gl4 hyoid ? Thanks
You should be able to find what you need at your local dealer I know it's a little bit more expensive but it's worth it
So the first oil change on my new 2019 Grizzly 700 EPS is right around the corner. I assume break in oil is used in rear final gear, front diff, and engine oil. If that is so, I need to do all 3 in the first oil change too, correct?
Correct
It’s 80w90 in it
So i can just use any 80w 90 GL-4 hypoid gear oil?
That is what my 2007 factory manual says.
In a 2016 Yamaha grizzly 700, can you use the same oil for front and rear differentials?
Yes, I too have a 2016 baby brother Kodiak 700 and I used $10/ bottle of Yamalube Friction Modified Plus Shaft Drive Oil 80W-90 for both front Diff and rear final drive. One bottle will do both. Calls for Mobilube 424 in my owners manual for the rear final drive. It took me a while to find documentation from Yamaha that the Yamalube is fine to use for the final drive as an OK fluid to use instead of the Mobilube 424. Hope this helps.
@@brianpiersol9412 I appreciate the response!
3,200 miles in a year ? Whoa... I must not ride a lot..I’ve only hit 1190 miles in 2.25 years...I’ve changed my oil three times and diff fluid twice. It’s not really expensive so why not? There’s nothing else to do on a new machine but tinker
My 2018 grizzly rear end drain plug allenkey nut is stripped, whats my best bet? Thanks in advance!!
Get an extraction kit and a new drain bolt.
Have a link to the extraction kit and bolt? I have the same issue.
sometimes a torx bit will bring it out.
John - I torqued the final drive drain plug to 7 ft lbs and the the drain plug vibrated out and now my final drive is totally dry.
This isn’t good.
Michael Zambardino Did you put on a new crush gasket? I'm no mechanic but sounds like a legit issue. I'm just about to do my own ATV right now
Joey Cameron you have to replace a crush washer always.
Does the engineoil luub the gearbox also?
It should but your front and rear diffs are separate
@@jwilliams9611 no shit😜😜
Is this the same for a 2020 Grizzly 700?
Pretty much
kgb 89 Yep 👍 got it.
Wesley Garrison yeah just don’t torque the final drive drain plug to 7 ft lbs
👍📽
Might want to flush that one out, seen some trash running out the check hole on the rear.
How Dare you use Kawasaki Oil in a Yamaha! 😀😀