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As shown in the video, unscrew the lower bolt of the hub oil compartment. Be careful with the copper washer, do not lose it, and remember which way it was inserted. Collect the used oil in a container while spinning the wheel to allow it to drain more quickly. It is advisable to also unscrew the upper bolt of the compartment to avoid a vacuum and facilitate the flow. Once all the oil has drained, insert the washer IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION to how it was previously, to ensure equal wear on both sides. Screw the drain plug back in, pour oil into the upper hole, and close it as well.

Updated on 2 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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