The EASIEST Way To Change The Oil On A MERCURY 4-Stroke!!! (2023 250hp V8 ProXS)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
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Your oil change vids are the best
They make it so easy to maintenance the 4 strokes!! Kudos to Mercury Marine. Thanks for the breakdown!
Nice video
Great video thanks !
Next time you don’t have a funnel, after dumping the first quart, take a sharp knife or razor blade and cut the quart bottle in half and now you have a funnel.
Good video!
God bless your family right now brother.
Thank you
Awesome video!
Hello, Ihave a 2023 200 HP merc, have you ever heard a tic, tic ,tic sound when you trim motor down from about 80% down to 85% down after releasing trim button? thanks
Though I wouldn’t call it “normal” I will say that I’ve found it common to have some popping noises when trimming my engine at certain levels. Now, if it is a consistent “tick-tick” sound that persists while the engine is on, regardless of trimming, then I would get your lower unit checked out, as that is a first indication you may have lower unit issues.