When doing either 100 or 200hr service I liked pulling the side covers off the mid section and cleaning any salt buildup that’s wasn’t washed off during normal cleaning. Great video.
Way quicker to take the stbd side cover off the bracket section and removing the oil plug. Just make sure to change the gasket 👍🏼 p.s. the blue clip attached to the fuel filter housing is the water detection sensor 😊
Correct. I'd say about every 300 hours would be wise. I just use a soft wire brush to clean off carbon deposits then use feeler gauges to measure the gap clearance is between 1mm-1.1mm.
When doing either 100 or 200hr service I liked pulling the side covers off the mid section and cleaning any salt buildup that’s wasn’t washed off during normal cleaning. Great video.
Great video! You and My Town Roofing (up in Memphis) make the best vids!
Bro thank you so much! I really appreciate that!!
Glad to see a young man with mechanical skills. Very few folks these days even know how to change a tire. Good job.
Trying to have as much knowledge and skills as possible! Thanks for watching!!❤️
Black oil is way better than white or chalkey coming out of there 👍 Thanks for doing this I have the same motor only a 250 👍
Way quicker to take the stbd side cover off the bracket section and removing the oil plug. Just make sure to change the gasket 👍🏼 p.s. the blue clip attached to the fuel filter housing is the water detection sensor 😊
The ol' shift shaft missed penetration trick. Yeah, I've been there, too!
Great to see you have finally gone metric. :-)
Great video
Thanks wild man!
I went today to do my hundred hour service and they asked me for $800 now watching your video I will save $800 or plus thanks
Sweet video dude!
Thanks bro!
Nice & easy!
Easy money
Great videos Cody! Made a RUclips account just to subscribe. Keep up the good work brother
My man!! Thank you very much!! Means a lot!❤️ gotta get out there with me and get tight on one bro!!
Where'd you get the oil pump
Good video
what year is the 300hp model? Is it V6 4.2 or V8 5.3?
Nice work!
2016 4.2…. I believe
stupid comment ... I've noticed 6 spark plugs
@@kkiriakopoulos no such thing! Thanks for watching!
take the prop off next time. it will be lighter and easier to put unit back in
Just use a rachet strap when your removing/ installing the lower unit by yourself
The pizza we had there was not great as I remember
Our local Yamaha dealer told me it is un-necessary to change your spark plugs every 100 hrs. I bet your spark plugs were totally fine.
Correct. I'd say about every 300 hours would be wise. I just use a soft wire brush to clean off carbon deposits then use feeler gauges to measure the gap clearance is between 1mm-1.1mm.