2026 Can-Am Outlander XMR Gen 3 Oil & Diff Fluid Change Tools and Supplies

May 18, 2026 | Trail Adventures

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If you’re getting ready to do the oil and differential fluid service on your 2026 Can-Am Outlander XMR Gen 3, here’s a quick breakdown of the tools and supplies used for the job.

This video is a straightforward quick-reference guide for the 2026 Can-Am Outlander XMR Gen 3 oil and differential fluid service.

No filler. No long oil draining clips. No wasted time.

The video quickly covers:

  • Tools needed
  • Fluid types
  • Drain and fill locations
  • What plastic needs to be removed
  • Oil filter access

When searching for this information myself, I had trouble finding anything short and clear, so this video was made to help other owners get the information quickly and get back to riding.


Tools Needed

18mm Socket

Used to remove the engine oil drain plug.

T27 Torx Bit

Used to remove the plastic panel screw and access the oil filter area.

8mm Hex Key

Used for:

  • Rear differential drain plug
  • Rear differential fill plug
  • Front differential fill plug

5mm Hex Key

Used for the front differential drain plug.

Push Pin Puller

Helpful for removing plastic push clips without damaging them.


Fluids Used

Engine Oil

🛢 Shell Rotella T6 5W-40 Full Synthetic

Front & Rear Differential Fluid

🛢 Lucas SAE 75W-90 Synthetic Gear Oil


Quick Notes

The service itself is fairly straightforward once you know which tools are needed for each section. The biggest thing that slows most people down is figuring out the different plug sizes and getting access to the oil filter area.

Hopefully this helps other Gen 3 XMR owners looking for a quick reference before starting their maintenance.

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