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Read articles →An owner-operated walkaround of a 350-hour Mahindra 1635 oil change, covering hood access, filter part number (with a specific 29mm wrench size), oil spec (SAE 10W30 diesel), capacity (1.7 gallons/7 quarts), torque cautions, and a $175 supply cost snapshot. Also hits greasing points, fuel filter water dump, and front axle fluid locations. Best for first-time 1635 owners doing their own maintenance.
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A 29mm wrench, which is close to 1 and 1/8 inch, but 29mm is correct since it uses a Mitsubishi-sourced part.
It holds 1.7 gallons, almost two gallons, or seven quarts of oil.
SAE 10W30 diesel oil, or substitutes like Mahindra SAE 15-40 diesel engine oil, Caltex 15-40, or Chevron 400.
Hand-tighten it as best you can, then use the wrench just a little more so it cannot loosen by fingers, avoiding overtightening.
