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Read articles →A real-time, warts-and-all first attempt at the RK37 50-hour service by people who openly admit zero mechanical background. The 44-minute video covers engine oil, axle oil, transmission fluid, and filters, but is out of sequence and missing the transmission section entirely. Mistakes like overfilling the engine oil are shown unedited, with honest tool recommendations at the end. Best for fellow beginners who want reassurance that an imperfect DIY attempt can still get the job done.
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It could mess the motor up, causing too much compression in the bottom of the pan and possibly damaging the bottom of the motor.
A socket wrench, since the transmission plug is hexagonal, different from the square engine oil and axle plugs which round out with a regular wrench.
They recommended 10W40 but it was out of stock, so they used 15W40 instead, which the gentleman said works just as well.
