Arctic Cat How to Change Differential Oil
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This is a simple video on how to change differential oil in your ATV except this takes us on a twist of fate. A simple DIY differential oil change becomes quite concerning once I discover that the front differential in the Arctic Cat 650h1 is full of water and no gear oil. This is a problem as it will most likely needa rebuild in the future. The Arctic cat front differential is filled until gear oil comes out the small bolt hole which is the level indicator. The rear differential is 8oz or about a inch from the fill hole.
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Thanks for this informative manual. I know next to nothing about engines and ATV. I baught my first 4 wheeler (arctic cat 500 4x4 automatic) I downloaded the service manual. this was perfect. Thanks!
Thank you for taking time to do these videos. They help me tremendously and give me more confidence to do the jobs myself.
Had the hardest time getting 17mm on the front diff. Try again tmrw, good video. Looks the same as my 2014 550
This was first video watched and I subscribed right away. Your video great, to the point, informative and made it look easy. I have atv for years never done work myself. I have a hard time trusting dealerships as I don't get to see what is being done. Your video will give me easy step by step to do myself. Ty
Oh brother, I just got a used 2015 700xt and I have a bad feeling I’ll find something like this! Thanks for the info, I’ll be referencing the video again in a few days.
Love it "Shit ton of water", I clicked subscribe when you spoke your mind, Sir! Hard to find some who are not trying to hard to be a "Pro" or selling something!!!!!!! Thanks
Wow that was a lot of water !!! Good job on the service. Thanks for the video brother.
yeah sure is all that water did some damage too
Great video. Thank you for sharing this. I have an 09 thundercat 1000. All of a sudden I have traction only on 1 wheel. There's a new axle and bearing. Don't know what could be wrong.
Thanks for posting man! Much appreciated.
Hay thank you I need to that to my 700 tbx after we get done sandbagging here on the ILLINOIS river 👍👍🇺🇸😊
Dude, you never mentioned what diff oil to use?
Dumb question, how do you know when you are an inch below the diff fill hole?
Thank you for the video. I changed mine today and I think I stripped the drain the plug. Over tightened it. How can I fix or will a new drain plug fix it.
Wouldn’t brake clean eat away at rubber seals in the diff? I did that once and the seals blew
Question…
My rear differential seems to be leaking a little on one side from where the axle goes into it. It’s a brand new axle. Could it be a worn out or busted at the rear differential? Any pointers on how to fix that leak?
Good to know. Thanks good video. I also have a arctic cat atv
+rstum28 how has it been treating you
dont understand why the factory didnt install a overflow bolt on the back like they did on the front it would be easier to fill
You mentioned that the actuator got 'hooped.' Does that mean the actuator has a failsafe if the fluid is low or non existent that it won't engage? My 4wd was working fine until a few weeks ago. I watched your video on testing the circuit and followed it. At first there was intermittent voltage at the plug, but now nothing. There is power at the switch though. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you too much master
What Amsoil are you using in the rear diff??
What if you fill it to the bottomnof the fill plug. What if you dont give an inch below ??
They couldn't put a fill check on both diffs...of course not, the amsoil fluid running fine in the diffs?
Hi. Need a lil help here! I got a 05 650. No brakes so I did all new calipers. Still no brakes. Just replaced master cylinder still no lock. Handle still don't seem to be doing much. Pretty lose goes all the way in! Any ideas what it might be? Thanks
well done vid thanks for sharing.
Ive bought three prowlers this summer. The front dif was leaking and bone dry in every one. Put some stop leak along with gear oil hoping it works.
There’s no seal that will keep water out, they have to be changed regularly if you drive thru water 😊
Can you use any 80-90 gear lube?
Jerry I have changed the diff oil three times and it looks just like yours coming out and I don't go in deep water ever. Mine has a spec of so many ounces and to me not enough but I went with it. I have not tried the amsoil before maybe I should.
+STEVE ROB 3x’s lol you don’t even work it the original oil is most likely still good
You helped out a lot thanks you did a grate video
If there is water in the diff, i would check the boots, replace all seals be cause you will have the same issue later on.
Can't the water come through the vent though?
Did you notice any difference in driving the unit while it had water in the diffs?
Didn’t notice any difference
Shit thats scary. I've gotta check mine asap. dealer said they checked it but I've herd to many horror stories about units leaving the shop with low or unchecked diffs.
How to refill if yiu have no pump ?
Is that a torn boot I see where your index finger is at 3:21
+BuddyLe3 nope they are all cracked though
Do I have to have a pump and hose? Can't I just use a funnel?
You can if you want
thank you!
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Think this maybe why my 4wheeler barely moves under its own power 😑 freak me might need a hole new rear ended
I just snapped my plug so don't over tighten them
Same. Barely tightened it
What’s the front diff breather like? no oil man
+Tony Appo that will come much later on
You should say the tool sizes
Literally says 8mm drain plug 17mm fill plug
@1:22 MOTHERFUCKING WATER TIME
Fucking awesome
hooped!
you got that right
Arctic CRAP!
Why is it crappie mate