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**Disclaimer: Yes, I know Polaris and Kawasaki are SOOO much more better, reliable, retain their value, not made in China, etc. I need a UTV and don't have the money or financing for one of those units, so let's keep this discussion productive please**

Hi all, learning about my new T-Boss 760 from TSC, and am trying to find the actual dip stick to check the oil, funnily enough.

Does anyone have a picture of it or something? It's crazy that I can't find it...yet here I am.

Also - any advice on oil? Manual says 15W/40 "SJ" but I'm told the SJ spec doesn't exist anymore.

Gentleman at TSC said to use any 15W/40, but I'm very nervous about causing an issue this early on by using the wrong oil.

Anyone have advice?

Thanks!

 

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On my 2024 the dipstick is under the passenger side seat about a foot below seat level. Oil filter is slightly above and left of it. Filter is an element type. 3 bolts on the cover.

Massimo part 38091. I'm told that an HF152 is identical for way less money

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