How to Change the Oil in an Inboard Marine Engine | BoatUS

[@markmaugle4599]

I always check the oil level, again, after running the engine. Really like the videos keep them coming!

[@boatus]

Thanks for watching, Mark!

[@davewilliams6795]

Excellent video. Detailed and brief. Each step was covered well, even the zip lock baggy for the used filter.

[@boatus]

Thanks for watching, Dave. Glad you found it helpful. We love the baggie tip, too!

[@tonycarey1808]

Nice clean engine - love it. Helpful vid - thanks!

[@boatus]

Thanks for watching, Tony! As the person who tends to sit in Mark's engine room quite a bit shooting photos and videos, I can attest that it's VERY clean. I'd have no problem eating a sandwich down there!

[@FastChromehorse]

Thanks for the great/simple guidance!

[@boatus]

You're welcome, William! Thanks for watching.

[@nicknolanmarketing]

Florida Keys, USA here. What container can I use and where do you properly dispose of the 5 gallons (per engine) of used oil?

[@boatus]

Hi Nick, any old plastic milk jug will do the trick! May auto parts stores, AutoZone, Nappa, etc. will accept used motor oils, transmission fluids and other hazardous liquids at no charge.

[@Captdal]

Nice Clean engine! Nice Boat Thanks

[@boatus]

Videographer/producer here: I've spent enough time down there that I can tell you for a fact that Mark keeps his engine room pristine! Thanks for watching.

[@kylejackson5758]

NAPA was a way better filter quality wise than FRAM

[@amgeezy_2709]

I wonder why he downgraded from a Napa Gold to a Fram filter.

[@dyork071989]

If you listen carefully you can hear crying as a Wix filter is exchanged for a Fram.