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Read articles →An owner-led walkthrough of changing the gear oil in the MT125's front 4WD axle, the part many maintenance videos skip. It covers all three drain plug locations, the 14mm tool needed, why he loosens the fill dipstick first to prevent airlock, and the fill procedure using Lucas 75-90 full synthetic against the manual's 80w-90 spec. Best for MT125 owners doing this job themselves for the first time.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on maintenance work on his own LS MT125, with no indication of dealer or brand affiliation.
There are three drain plugs total: one on the front of the axle, one on the side, and one on the bottom of the other front wheel hub.
A 14 millimeter wrench is all that is needed, since all three drain plugs are the same size.
The manual calls for 2.0 liters or 0.5 US gallons, which is two quarts, and the video confirms it took right at two quarts.
He loosens the fill dipstick first so the axle does not end up with an airlock while draining.
