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On the left side just in front of the sprocket is an Allen head bolt- this is your oil level check bolt; remove it, and fill until the oil begins to spill out.
One oil filler, check your manual or download one from one of the manual sites on fixya. Quantity is written on crancase generally, or dipstick on filler plug, The oilpump, pumps the oil throughout engine.
The engine doesn't use oil,the only oil it gets is from the 2 cycle oil mix in the gas,the transmission uses 85\90 transmission oil such as bel-ray or others. I would NOT reccomend running 10\40 in the trans...
The engine and the trans do NOT use the same oil. The engine oil is premixed with the fuel. The transmission oil is filled with the filler plug on the right side of the engine case. Look under the kick stand, see the 850 ml marking? The trans holds that much oil. Either drain the oil and add that exact amount.... OR you can take out the check screw located lower and forward of the oil fill on the case, should look just like a case bolt, but with an aluminum washer to seal it. Once you remove this bolt/plug you can add oil till the oil flow out this hole.
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