Snowmobile Chain Case Fluid Change | Ski-Doo Rev Chassis

Changing the chain case fluid on a snowmobile is something that needs to be done every season. At minimum, you need to open the snowmobile chain case, replace the fluid, and refill it to a proper level.
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You should also check and adjust the tension of the chain within the chain case.
In this video we will go through the process of how to change the chain case fluid and adjusting the chain tension.
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[@ricardokimball1844]

Great video. Exactly what I was looking for to do my sled. Thank you!

[@SmackeysGarage]

Glad I could help! Ricardo

[@robsenz.]

I just had to do this tonight because my drain plug appeared to be stripped. Really was a much easier task than what I anticipated luckily.

[@SmackeysGarage]

You are right. It's really not bad to do. I personally like doing it this way because it gives me the opportunity to go in and inspect the drive and chain.

[@aLarson7]

Nice video thanks

[@SmackeysGarage]

Glad I could help!

[@firesandfishing5589]

Thanks very helpful

[@SmackeysGarage]

No problem!

[@neilsmall9310]

Awesome video. I'm about to do mine tomorrow but I thought someone mentioned to set the parking brake. Is that necessary? Not sure if I missed that in your video. Thanks

[@SmackeysGarage]

It won't hurt to set the parking brake. It'll just make sure nothing has the opportunity to move. Thanks for watching!

[@ricardokimball1844]

Is there a separate gasket required?

[@SmackeysGarage]

There is a gasket (o-ring style) on the chain case cover. I typically reuse mine each year. It doesn't hurt to have an extra on hand incase it is damaged.

[@Peccs91]

There’s actually a drain plug on the bottom of the chain case. Don’t have to pull the cover off!

[@SmackeysGarage]

You are right. On my sled there is a riveted cover which I didn’t want to drill out and replace. Without removing it I wouldn’t be able to access the drain plug.
I feel it’s always good to do an inspection in there too when it’s open, but you are right on the drain plug!

[@kevinjean8075]

My question is why are using gear oil and not the chain case oil?

[@SmackeysGarage]

Good Catch. I pour my leftover chain case oil in that container at the end of every year.
The containers are 12 oz, the sled takes 8 ounces. I do two sleds so end up with 8 ounces left over every year.