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Read articles →An owner's step-by-step walkthrough of the CT2025's first 50-hour service, done DIY. It covers engine oil change (15W40, 6.3-qt capacity, two drain plugs, 17mm socket), hydraulic and hydrostat filter swaps with specific color-coded filters, front differential fluid replacement (0W90 gear oil), greasing 16 zerks, brake pedal free-play check, and wheel nut torque specs. Practical and specific, best for CT2025 owners planning to do this service themselves.
Posted by the LookInto.com channel; the narrator describes doing this service on their own CT2025, suggesting a private owner rather than a dealer or brand-affiliated source.
The CT2025 can hold 6.3 quarts of oil, though the owner started with about five quarts and topped off by checking the dipstick.
The right side hydraulic filter is gray and the left side hydrostat filter is orange, both requiring trans diff fluid on the O-ring before installing.
There are 16 grease fittings, called zerks, with eight on each side of the front loader, using multi-purpose lithium-based grease.
The manual calls for 144 to 166 foot-pounds for the rear wheel nuts and 57 to 67 foot-pounds for the front wheel nuts.
