Axis 500/700 oil and filter change tips
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- Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024
- How to easily remove the difficult factory oil filter on Hisun and Axis 500 UTVs. The factory oil filter on Hisun and Axis brand UTVs are very difficult to remove due to tight clearances and just general poor location. This video will show you how to locate the oil filter and oil drain plug location along with the proper tools and tips and tricks to remove the factory oil filter fairly easily. The K&N Oil Filter that i installed is an upgraded premium filter with an integrated nut that will allow much easier filter removal during your next oil change.
K&N hp-1003
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I have the same Axis and I have changed the oil twice in it. I bought a small oil filter wrench on amazon and had no problem removing the filter. Worked great. Thanks for the video.
I’ve owned my hisun 500 now for about 6 years. I’m very impressed with the dependability of this machine ! It’s not very powerful but I use mine almost everyday to run fencing and tend to my animals. I plow with it in the winter as well , checking the oil level and changing the oil filter are both crappy jobs but that’s my only real complaint ! We all like it so much that my son just bought one.
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I just purchased the axis 500 I have 2 miles on it. I watched all your videos on it. Very helpful. I have a ways to go before the first oil change but this is great to know. I subbed to your channel. Thanks for all the info.
your welcome. hopefully ill have more content on my side by side soon. ive been out of youtube lately for personal issues and am now back to posting video. thanks for the sub.
Great video. I have strap wrench I bought for diesel filters and it works pretty good for this. I put a rag below the filter, otherwise oil goes under the engine and leaks out for days. BTW, thst oil plug is easy to overtighten. After I deformed mine b/c of the spring, I just keep a spare and I ended up cutting a half coil off the spring so its not so hard to start the plug. So far so good with mine.
thank you. i was told these filters are a bear to deal with, and i believe it now.
Thanks so for being so thorough...because I couldn't even begin without your help!
glad you liked it, honestly i think im pretty bad at this, learning as i go and hope to get better content.
Good videos! Just bought my Hisun/Axis 500 yesterday and am looking for maintenance info. Thanks for the excellent videos, liked & subbed! 👍
thank you, im actually more of an atv guy, mostly honda, but learning myself about some aspects of these machines. they are fun to play with and figure out.
Thanks again. If there is no intell on RUclips, I also try to put something out if I think it will save time and aggravation for someone else. Nice job. Keep on Ryding in the free world!
absolutely. its fun to tinker with these machines and share the info. these machines even tho budget friendly compared to the name brands are pretty dang good i think.
Hey Brother this is driver cuz I just bought a rhino 660. Going to have hell getting that K&N oil filter off because you tighten it too tight. And look in your manual and see how to check the oil level. Your dipstick has an O-ring on it so you don't have to tighten it up to where you almost break it. Just words of caution. I do enjoy watching your videos and I do hope you get your 500 Subs. I'm a aircraft mechanic by trade but have worked in the ATV UTV industry for years oh, so I do know a little bit about and by no means am I an expert that's why I enjoy watching different users of these machines
I dont think the filter will be any trouble getting back off next time, the integrated nut on the end really helps on removing these things no matter how tight or stuck they are. So far , no oil leaks, seems to be doing good.
My friend i ride with has a 2007 Rhino 660, he beats that thing to death and it keeps on going.
just bought a hisun 500 jan24 but new in 2022 so first oil change coming soon lol thnks for the video
thank you. use the K&N filter or a Wix brand filter, much better oil flow and thats what these motors crave.
@woodz_walker. What part number
Thanks for the info.. Got you made it to 500.. if not, keep going. You have at least one note👍👍
Thank you for the video! Extremely helpful as we have the exact same machine!!
Your welcome, im happy that my video was helpful. I will be posting a new video tonight about replacing the steel winch cable that comes on these machines with a much stronger synthetic line.
Perfect! My husband ended up taking and just puncturing a hole in the filter to spin it off. Ours was the factory one as well!
Have you done a video on how to replace the e-brake cable? Ours popped off.
@@LCarter-fr5ey No i havent, so far ive not had any issues with mine.
@@LCarter-fr5ey yea, that works, ive had to do the same thing on stubborn oil filters.
Thanks so much
Thank ya much. I got another possible idea for some much beefier d rings to add as recovery points.
I just got one given to me, mine is called a big muddy. I had to re wired it , the mice had chewed so of the wires into, but got it running great, also had to replace the windshield, mine a 2011, it's going to be great for me for hunting,and hauling firewood ect. As I'm 75 years old,cand still able to get out wnd do things
wow, pretty cool that you got a free one, never heard of the big muddy before. and yea i got mice that want to make little homes in mine if it sits too long, but so far ive had no wire damage from mice chewing on them. yea their pretty great for hauling and hunting gear loads and getting back deep in the woods, theres alot of guys in my area that have them for hunting purposes.
Good video, thanks! Can you post the oil filter info please?
Also, have you done the air filter? Ty again, Jim OB
K&N hp-1003
I have a 2021 axis 700... Have already saved lots of money due to guys like yourself sharing info. Want to snorkel my axis between the top of the bed too the head rest just for peace of mind. Only kit I've found was for the rhino.. which everyone says should work the same, but it's 500 bucks. Can't see myself spending 500 on a snorkel kit when I could use that for tires or something more important.
You wouldn't happen to know all the main or important parts of the Axis that need to be snorkelled do you? I see the two behind the driver under the bed. What are the others to include vents? Any info you or others can give would be highly appreciated. . Got kit for sportsman 850 high lifter, but did a DIY on sportsman 500. Turn out better than I expected and sealed better now than from factory. So trying to have the same luck with Axis
sorry man, i cant really give you any info on how to snorkel the Hisun/Axis. it is one of the things i plan on doing to mine in the future and will have to figure out a good way of doing it DIY style, i cant afford those high price snorkel kits myself, lol. so i will probably piece a pvc pipe type of thing together and just experiment til i find something that works well. if you do yours and it works out good, feel free to send me some pics of what you did to yours.
@@woodz_walker@woodz_walker ...I got the highlighter kit for my 850 sportsman.. But diy my sportsman 500.. More of a stealth style. I have a few good ideas.... But not as knowledgeable about what to concentrate on..
Like you, I can figure the best way.... Once I know what and where it needs to be snorkeled... But I will lock you in, and if I have success, I will share the info.. Thanks for replying
Dump the rubber band and use a piece of emery paper strip in the place of the rubber band, a solid grip and oil will not hurt the grip.
hadnt thought of that. but the wrench didnt close up enough to grip good, so the rubber band was thick enough to get a good grip.
Can you link that filter please, did i miss that number Fram ?
Link in the description. Tractor Supply and O Reilleys are the only places i found that carry these unless you order off of Amazon. Some advice, dont use a Fram for anything oil related, worst filters ever. I learned the hard way by smoking 2 truck engines using Fram oil filters.
@@woodz_walker in my truck I use only motocraft ford. But in the Hisun I'd have to I see, thx
What is the part # for filter
it is HP-1003 K&N Premium
Thank you
The rhino takes almost 3 leaters of oil .To check the oil do not screw the dipstick in .If you do you are running it low on oil.
2.2 quarts.
Hi Woodz Walker! Could you tell me if the fill and check plug for the final gear oil is the plug with the speedometer cable in it? Please and thank you!!!
What is your machine? Axis?
@@woodz_walker Hi WW, yes it's hisun axis 500. I bought the e-manual for it and the plug with the speedometer sensor is what I ended up removing to top off final gear oil.
I unclupped it to make it spin freely.
So since recent purchase I checked all the fluids and am breaking it in.
Your oil change video was great, thanks! I look forward to more videos 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes you are correct. The E Manual doesnt show the speed sensor attached there for some unknown reason. Its a bit confusing, but you are doing it right. Ironically you asked this question since i have plans on changing my differential gear oil front and back this spring and posting a step by step video. Also, upcoming soon is a video on overhead gun rack for the Axis/Hisun UTV. If thats something you are interested in, then be sure to watch.
@@woodz_walker Thanks for the reply! I will be watching and liking 👍🏻
What was the part number on the oil filter
K&N hp-1003
KN2041
So you have to remove the console every time to check the oil level?
seats and console have to come out everytime
@@woodz_walker That's a stupid design... Glad l didn't buy a Hisun.
@@bradjenkins932 same thing with a Yamaha Rhino
@@woodz_walker Glad l bought a Kawasaki Mule.
Good thing you bought other JUNK!😅
Just put a rubber band around each one of the legs on the oil filter wrench
Good idea, i used a wide vacumn cleaner belt, seemed to grip much tighter that way.
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its all cool