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Recently detached the "steering knuckle" linkage / universal joint connector to steering shaft - to install 2-replacement rubber "dust covers". After reassembly, noticed the "Tilt Steering" bracket was only allowing a 1/3 to 1/2 adjustment of the full tilt arc bracket. Have checked & rechecked...

We drained & refilled with 25.4 oz of gear oil - so far good, several hrs. use later.... confident case imprint (.75L) correct. Hope this thread helps others ........... Update: 09 15 2016 We have enjoyed new cart immensely - and changed gear oil after 1st 5-6 hrs, then again after 2 hard...

Just let our 9 1/2 year old Carter go - gave allot of fun. New 150 XRS. Some glitches on initial setup & break-in, ~ dealer support, but overall, very pleased. We're on 17 acres, east Central Fl. Karting addict since teen years - how things have changed & improved..... Enjoying DIY Go Karts...

Further confusion on this elementary issue: Still unsure about gear oil capacity - seller's instructions (and reaffirmation) says 8-9 oz of gear oil - and gear case is stamped (imprinted) with the "Oil .75L --->" lettering - but the arrow points away from the gear oil fill plug - arrow points...

Seller inquired with Mfg representative - advised today the 8-9 ounces is correct. No explanation why the gear case itself was imprinted with "Oil .75L --->", just assuming that is an indicator for "engine oil". Unnerving - as we are confident much more than 8-9 ounces of original oil came out...

Spent several hours on web today - still confused as to "proper" amount of gear case oil in the 150 XRS. Several sites suggest fill completely - or 25.4 ounces (.75L) - (which is imprinted on gear case). Others suggest gear lubrication is a "splash" system and requires 8-9 ounces (distributor...

Spec's (from distributor / seller) says 8-9 oz. in gear-case. Upon receipt of new 150 XRS unit, we drained gear-case after a few hours of bereak-in, - seemed there was allot more than 8-9 oz oil in the gear-case !! (Yes, we should have measured quantity out - whoops....) Looked in the manual...