DIY Oil Change For Yamaha Boat & Waverunner | JetBoatPilot's Tips & Tricks For A Proper Oil Change
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2022
- In this video JetBoatPilot takes you step by step and show you everything you'll need to know about changing the oil in your Yamaha JetBoat or Waverunner
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I come back to this vidya every year to review the procedure as I'm getting my boat ready. 👍
My dad taught me to take the old filter and rub the ring against the new filter's ring, therefore you don't have to use your finger. Yes it's old oil but it's always worked for us many decades later
Awesome video thanks for doing it. I’m doing my first oil change on my boat tomorrow and feel real comfortable about it after watching this.
Great info on this video! Only caveat I have is that I wouldn’t worry about measuring exactly how much oil you get out. Move the tube up and down to get as much out as you can. These SVHO engines seem to consume a little bit of oil. You want to then put about 3.25-3.5 quarts back in (includes filter change), then start it up and let it run a minute or two, shut it off. Let it sit 5 minutes, then check oil. Add as much as necessary to fill to just below second hole on dipstick. If you only put back in exactly what you took out you might not be putting enough back in. I just changed mine at around 60 HRS and checked it just before I did and the oil level was a third or so past the first hole. And I did the 10HRS change as well and it was full to second hole. Hope this helps. Thanks!
This video guided me in changing my own oil. Much appreciated. One minor note is that the level lines on that particular oil extractor are not in quarts, but in liters as best as I can gather. Liters and quarts are within ~5% of each other, so, not a big deal...
Loving this channel! I’m buying a 2015 AR210 Monday…have been a SeaDoo jet boat owner for over a decade, love the simplicity of the Yamaha for maintenance!
Just did mine this weekend.
Really enjoy these videos.
Thanks for making it easy!
This was extremely helpful. Great quality of video and absolutely amazing attention to details. Cracked me up with your comment at the end applying the grease 😊 reminding me that we’re human capable of missing small things sometimes. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. Definitely subscribed, liked your video.
Nice info. Didn’t know about the last part of the grease around the filter. But yeah makes sense. I usually did that when replacing my sparkplugs. I put grease on the outside of the rubber part.
Great video Will!
I use pig blankets below the engine as well as under the filter. Thank you OCD...great video will...Thanks!
Great Content! Thanks for sharing
Excellent excellent
Thank you for all the great advice and products. Will be doing oil change soon. Any chance of doing wiring video for house and crank batteries?
I work on heavy equipment and I'm surprised there's not a hose routed to what would be a drain plug so you can suck the oil out with a vacuum pump. That's how most heavy equipment is. It's quick and easy.
Great detailed video; I’ve learned so much and saved many $$$ from them.
Remember to factor in the oil that resides in the oil filter when refilling. Will shows using a funnel to put the filter oil into the extractor canister. You can also use the oil extractor tube inserted into the bottom of the oil filter to suck up what oil it contains and have it go back into the canister. That's when I check to see how much oil I extracted. Great video Will!! It helped confirm for me that I was doing my oil extraction the right way.
Thank you for this video. Question about the blue ports on front if each engine. Are those fogging ports? If so is that OEM from Yamaha now or an aftermarket add on? If add on do you sell?