KYMCO Agility 50 Oil Change — Steps and Factory Parts
The oil change is the one job every Agility 50 owner should do themselves — ten minutes, basic tools, and the engine's most important maintenance done. The Agility uses a washable oil filter screen rather than a cartridge, so the parts list below is short: the screen and its spring if yours is damaged, and the drain-plug assembly if its sealing face has seen too many reuses.
The factory parts for this job
| OEM part number | Fits | Variants |
|---|---|---|
| 15421-1G07-C00 |
AGILITY 125, Agility 50, Agility 50 MY2023, Agility 50 MY2025, Agility 50 MY2026, LIKE, Like 150 Noodoe, Like 150 Noodoe ABS, Like 150i ABS, LIKE 150i ABS MY2026, Like 150i Noodoe ABS, LIKE 200, LikeII 150i, LikeII 150i ABS Noodoe, NEW LIKE 150, New People S 150, People S 150i ABS, People S 150i ABS MY2026, SUPER 8 150, SUPER 8 150R ON-ROAD, SUPER 8 150X, Super 8 50 MY2026, SUPER 8 50X, SUPER 8 50X MY2025, SUPER 8 50X MY2026, SUPER 8 R, SUPER8, SUPER8 150X OFF-ROAD, SUPER8 50R ON-ROAD, X-TOWN 300(2018), X-Town 300i ABS, X-TOWN300i ABS | 131 |
| 15426-GAE1-C00 |
AGILITY 125, Agility 50, Agility 50 MY2023, Agility 50 MY2025, Agility 50 MY2026, LIKE, Like 150 Noodoe, Like 150 Noodoe ABS, Like 150i ABS, LIKE 150i ABS MY2026, Like 150i Noodoe ABS, LIKE 200, LikeII 150i, LikeII 150i ABS Noodoe, NEW LIKE 150, New People S 150, People S 150i ABS, People S 150i ABS MY2026, SUPER 8 150, SUPER 8 150R ON-ROAD, SUPER 8 150X, Super 8 50 MY2026, SUPER 8 50X, SUPER 8 50X MY2025, SUPER 8 50X MY2026, SUPER 8 R, SUPER8, SUPER8 150X OFF-ROAD, SUPER8 50R ON-ROAD, X-TOWN 300(2018), X-Town 300i ABS, X-TOWN300i ABS | 131 |
| 9052A-PUA3-B50 |
AGILITY 125, Agility 50, Agility 50 MY2023, Agility 50 MY2025, Agility 50 MY2026, LIKE, LIKE 200, SUPER 8 150, SUPER 8 150R ON-ROAD, SUPER 8 150X, Super 8 50 MY2026, SUPER 8 50X, SUPER 8 50X MY2025, SUPER 8 50X MY2026, SUPER 8 R, SUPER8, SUPER8 150X OFF-ROAD, SUPER8 50R ON-ROAD | 82 |
| 1565A-LDC8-C10 |
Agility 50, Agility 50 MY2023 | 15 |
The job, step by step
- Warm the engine, then park on the center stand. A few minutes of idling thins the oil so it drains fully; level ground matters for the dipstick reading later.
- Drain the oil. Pan under the drain plug at the bottom of the crankcase, remove the plug, let it drain completely. Inspect the plug's sealing surface — replace the assembly if it's scarred from reuse.
- Clean the oil screen. Pull the screen, wash it in clean solvent, and inspect the mesh — a torn screen is a replacement, not a cleaning. Check the screen spring while it's out.
- Refill and check the level. Reinstall the plug, refill with the oil grade and quantity from your owner's manual, verify on the dipstick with the scooter level, then run the engine briefly and check again.
- Check for leaks. A short ride, then a look at the drain plug and screen cap. Done.
How to confirm fitment for your exact model
Model names repeat across years and regions, so the safest way to order the right oil-change part is to confirm it on your model's own diagram:
- Find your vehicle on the All Models page — or decode your VIN with the VIN lookup to land on the exact model-year variant.
- Open the drivetrain or engine diagram for your model (the exploded views mirror KYMCO's factory fiche).
- Check that the part number on the diagram matches the one in the chart above, then order straight from the part page.
If a part number has been superseded, the part page shows the replacement — you will always receive the current factory part.