KRX Service/Specifications

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Speedyg

Discussion Starter · Jun 16, 2020

Can we work on getting a sticky for service schedules? I know it’s in the manual but if you’re like me I hate dissecting the dots on each line.

120 mile break in service- Engine oil, oil filter, front and rear diff fluid.

600 mile service- Oil and Oil filter.

can someone assist and keep it going? Maybe we can get a moderator to make this a sticky. Thanks guys.

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Ajb9

· #2 · Jun 16, 2020 (Edited by Moderator)

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Because the speed can vary so much on these OHV"s most MFG's service intervals go by engine hours or miles which ever comes first.. but generally the hours are first... The break in at 20hr, every the 50hrs a/f then every100hrs after that. Doing your services at or close to the every 50/100hr mark even if the first is a little early makes is easy to keep a mental note...I have always documented what I did on the blank page in the service manual found in the glove box. So you have a record of what was done last at what date. Its a good practice to take the time to give it a good look over every time you wash it or after every use. Take the time to replace or repair the damaged and worn items as soon as you see them and you won't have as many problems on the trail..

Here is the schedule for the krx.

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Speedyg

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 16, 2020

Ajb9 said:
Because the speed can vary so much on these OHV"s most MFG's service intervals go by engine hours or miles which ever comes first.. but generally the hours are first... The break in at 20hr, every the 50hrs a/f then every100hrs after that. Doing your services at or close to the every 50/100hr mark even if the first is a little early makes is easy to keep a mental note...I have always documented what I did on the blank page in the service manual found in the glove box. So you have a record of what was done last at what date. Its a good practice to take the time to give it a good look over every time you wash it or after every use. Take the time to replace or repair the damaged and worn items as soon as you see them and you won't have as many problems on the trail..
here is the schedule for the krx. View attachment 411 View attachment 412

This is fantastic. Thank you. Did you notice on the oil filter it’s replace once a year? Apart from the break in of course.

Ajb9

· #4 · Jun 17, 2020

I was just spotted the oil filter is recommended to torque on with a wrench not hand tighten while trying to check on your amp output post of the stater.. which I found at 37amps @ 12v how ever haven't located system draw.. the rep said 10amps left for accessories but maybe that's with the lights on.. I went ahead and installed the alt kit just to be safe..
on the oil filter mine is getting one every oil change...there must be a reason they want the filters on so tight. check it out!

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BobX2

· #5 · Jun 17, 2020 (Edited)

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Some good stuff here. I will put a sticky on this.

1 oil change kit and 3 quarts of gear oil needed for a complete service. About $60 thru Rocky Mountain ATV/MC.

Here is a list of capacities and specifications.

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blatant

· #6 · Jun 17, 2020

Nice info. I can look in the manual but I tend to check sites/ty first. thx for posting

blatant

· #7 · Jun 17, 2020

can @BobX2 or anyone explain what I get a capsha pop up, that needs me to select all stop lights, cars or crosswalks and shit before my reply will post... when i'm already logged in??

BobX2

· #8 · Jun 17, 2020

blatant said:
can @BobX2 or anyone explain what I get a capsha pop up, that needs me to select all stop lights, cars or crosswalks and shit before my reply will post... when i'm already logged in??

Can't explain it. I also get those on occasion. Very annoying.

Speedyg

Discussion Starter · #9 · Jun 17, 2020

I’ll be doing my first service tonight and tomorrow. Going with full synthetic 10w40 although you can run different oils based on your weather temperature in your area.
Here’s what I got

120 Mile service
4 quarts 10w40 full synthetic kawi oil
Kawi oil filter
Kawi crush washer ( make sure dealer marks which side up for you)
3 quarts 80w90 front diff and tranny take same oil
2 o rings for fill plugs (must be greased before re-install)

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White Godzilla

· #10 · Jun 17, 2020

I went with mineral oil for first service, I personally think its better for the break in period and then move to synthetic at the 1000km service.

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Speedyg

Discussion Starter · #11 · Jun 19, 2020

Got the 120 mile service all done. A few tips and findings! This is coming from a newbie, don’t hate me lol

- Mineral oil is super watery be prepared for plenty of splashing. Takes about 30 min to fully drain.
-Engine and trans take the same crush washer on the drain plugs.

Front diff is a rubber O ring on the drain plug.
Grab a can of lithium grease. You’re gonna need it to lube all the seals.
The big fill plug on the trans and front diff is a 1 1/16 Socket. It’s a big mama jama. Replace these seals too.
Oil filter. It’s messy. Not really sure around it. I stuffed a bunch of rags underneath and behind it to catch most of the oil drain.

-Torque specs, I tried to follow them. The bolt seems to stop at the torque anyway. Tightened all the way and did an additional 1/4 turn.

All in all not too bad. Spent about 120 bucks on everything and a couple hours. Dealer wanted $400+ so I’m pretty happy with the savings and result.

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BobX2

· #12 · Feb 5, 2021

Here is a list of capacities and specifications.

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AJRanch

· #13 · Feb 8, 2021

Ajb9 said:
Because the speed can vary so much on these OHV"s most MFG's service intervals go by engine hours or miles which ever comes first.. but generally the hours are first... The break in at 20hr, every the 50hrs a/f then every100hrs after that. Doing your services at or close to the every 50/100hr mark even if the first is a little early makes is easy to keep a mental note...I have always documented what I did on the blank page in the service manual found in the glove box. So you have a record of what was done last at what date. Its a good practice to take the time to give it a good look over every time you wash it or after every use. Take the time to replace or repair the damaged and worn items as soon as you see them and you won't have as many problems on the trail..

Here is the schedule for the krx.

View attachment 411 View attachment 412

I have 110 miles in 9.8 hrs.

Kplx

· #14 · Mar 13, 2021

Has anyone tried popping a hole in the filter with an awl or screwdriver to drain the filter before loosening it? Maybe cut down on the mess?

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Speedyg

Discussion Starter · #15 · Mar 13, 2021

Kplx said:
Has anyone tried popping a hole in the filter with an awl or screwdriver to drain the filter before loosening it? Maybe cut down on the mess?

You’ll create an even bigger mess.

BobX2

· #16 · Mar 13, 2021

Speedyg said:
You’ll create an even bigger mess.

I agree. While it is a bit messy, it's pretty easy to clean up. I stuff a bunch of rags under it before I take it off to catch some of the mess.

SLVRBULLET40

· #17 · Mar 13, 2021

You're going to make a mess no matter what you do changing the oil filter. As far as torque of the oil filter, I have never done this. These filters will stop when bottomed out them I just give it a good twist. Never had a problem.

Bama Vince

· #18 · May 3, 2021

Kplx said:
Has anyone tried popping a hole in the filter with an awl or screwdriver to drain the filter before loosening it? Maybe cut down on the mess?

Guys, get or make something like this, to stop the oil filter spillage. Works great and saves the oil spilling when removing the filter.

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reno464

· #19 · Sep 24, 2021

Anyone start the list of all tools and sizes needed to strip down the KRX or know where I find it. No I haven't looked in the manual yet cause its not in reach of this keyboard and its a LONG walk to the garage 😇

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reno464

· #20 · Sep 26, 2021

Damn it Bob i know you have what I'm asking for and you are playing hard to get

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