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Read articles →Distinctive for being a practical how-to rather than a review, this video walks through a first hydraulic fluid change on a Mahindra 1526, identifying each drain plug location, sizes (3/4-inch or 19mm for the main plugs, 10mm for the smaller ones with rubber washers), the filter removal tool used, and a tip about opening the fill point to improve drainage. Thin on narration but useful for owners doing this job themselves for the first time.
Posted by the Lucas Broz channel, which appears to be an owner sharing their own hands-on maintenance experience.
The first change is supposed to be at 250 hours.
Three bottom plugs are 3/4 inch or 19mm with no washer, and two smaller plugs are 10mm with a rubber washer.
Make sure the fill point is open before pulling the plugs, since it helps the fluid drain better.
