15A is a good size.

Yes thank you :D also im still wondering if there is a service manual for this quad in case something major happens

We are the service manual.

10w30 oil will work also. Suggest looking for either a 4stroke motorcycle/ATV oil or make sure it does not say "energy conserving" on it.

Diesel oil does not. Alot of us run the shell rotellaT 15w40. Cheap and easily found a walmart. You will need just over a quart.

It's pretty rare to find a 10W30 that does not say "energy conserving". Break-in oil is probably suitable, but it's expensive. I agree with Kato on using 15W40 diesel oil; cheap and easy to find.

I don't think you're going to find a specific manual. Do you have a question? We can likely guide you.

Can i get the oil at autozone? 15w 40? I dont care if its expensive if its good ill buy it, how many inch pounds is the waterpump? and It leaks antifreeze a little but i need to fix that, and can i use 15w40 or 10w30 which is best?

Yes, you can buy 15W/40 motor oil at AutoZone. :) I always wait for a sale, then I stock up on gallon jugs of 15W/40 motor oil. ;)

Spud :)

15w40 then can i use it in like 80-90° degree temperature outside?

Yes, you certainly can. :) I use 15W/40 motor oil in my air cooled, motorcycle engines during the heat of summer; I have never had a problem. ;)

Spud :)

Mine is water cooled but does that make a difference? Also in summer over here is like 108° is there a website i could buy parts from not ebay?

Being water cooled does not impact the oil choice. Yes, you can use 15W40 all year, but it wouldn't hurt to switch to 20W50 in the extreme heat.

I found this with a quick Google search: http://www.motopartsmax.com/index.ph...engine/paID/49

I don't have a clue how many inch-pound the water pump bolts should be. I'd take the cover off, clean it thoroughly, apply new sealant and hand-tighten the bolts.

Alright thanks :D so my quad's engine is a 200cc Zongshen?, so i dont need to put a new gasket on the water pump just silicone? And tighten using common sense?

If it is a gasket from the factory, then a new gasket is the best bet. If you don't want to wait, try RTV silicone (like Permatex black). If it leaks, buy a gasket.

I don't know if your engine is a Zongshen. It will be up to you to match the website photos to your existing parts.

Ok :D ill try the silicone, well all of the engines look alike were can i find the engines model?

There will likely be a number stamped next to the shifter. Very small and hard to read.

Im going to check, also next to the cylinder there is a number?