Somethings don't change! As I recall, I ran into this same scenario on my 2007 Yamaha Grizzly--wasn't put on with 11 pounds of torque!Fair warning, factory oil filter is tight as hell! I had to drive a screwdriver through mine to get it off!
Remove panel behind passenger side door where gas filler cap is? Thanks.changing oil on the wolverine is fairly easy. oil filter is easy to get to, right inside the back right tire. get a small funnel and pour it in the dipstick hole that is under the passenger seat. drain plug is on the bottom of engine easy to get to also. oil filter may be tight i think a few of ours was.
This dipstick found that dipstick. I will now search for filter. Thanks for the direction!No, you can see the engine without removing anything. The filter is at the bottom of the engine. Easily accessed through the wheel opening.
The dipstick/ fill tube is under the passenger seat. Remove the seat base and the rubber cover for the seat belt buckle
Thanks, guys! I found it. Glad I didn't start removing body panels looking for oil filter and oil filler plug!yeah as hammer said the oil filter is easily accessible, it is black, if you look right past the back right wheel on the back side of the engine it is sitting on the frame dang near, and is easy to get to.
After the first oil change (200 hrs) how often do you change your oil and do you change the filter everytime ?
I didn't because I'm changing the oil at way shorter intervals, and it's really fast with an oil collection device.If you are going to go thru the work of changing the oil, why wouldn't you change the filter? Fairly inexpensive, your engine is to valuable to worry about saving a few bucks on a filter.
I change oil and filter every 6 mo. But that is 1400 mi.
Atcdan13,I am doing it for fun. My work is on people.