Yamaha 4.2 Annual Service Plus A Question For You - Episode 131 

It’s nice to see how efficiently a seasoned mechanic can work.

Great concept, as we all know things don't always go as planned. Best showing the actual video then the edit version. Really enjoy your channel.

New style of filming is great. Enjoy the subject matter.

Having watched all of your episodes, I like this format better. Appreciate all you show us

You are fired sir. starting those plugs with a drill....

Man, you are awesome. I appreciate your Vidos. god bless.

I like the new format.

I really like your new format and showing everything you do! Love your channel as I am learning a lot! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Like the new format...

I like the new format, I think viewers learn more as you narrate. We can see the turns and kind of see the torque applied. Sure wish I had the newer 250's. I hate my oil filter location on 2007 3.3.

love this style keep it up! im a new mechanic and i love your content !!

Good job man.

My Grady is a 2021 Adventure 208 with a 200HP Yamaha. I cringed looking at the bottom of that boat! It's 21' for crying out loud. Can't believe they don't trailer it if they're not using it!! Awesome video BTW! Thanks for the walk though and narration. When my warranty expires in a few years, I'm hoping to do my own periodic maintenance to save money. Just finished by 100 hour a few weeks ago before the season here in San Diego starts, and it cost me $850.

Video fine.

Love the new format. Exactly what I want to see. Thank You!

Justin.....GREAT new format, I like the actual video better vs the edited version as well. Great job, and thank you for your time.

i started the plug by hand then I use the cordless ratchet driving it in then torque them hand tight. I have many all kind of magnet pick up tool to fish the dropping bolts. some guy called it chyna-finger tool. kkkk

this is awesome, the more I see, the more I think my next boat will be from one of your dealers

Like it!😉

I like your new video format.

Question: You’re sucking oil out of the dipstick pipe. Does that pipe go all the way down to the oil pan (don’t know the exact term for this in English) bottom? And is that with all bigger outboards? I use a hose with a pipe mounted to reach the lowest part and get as much out as possible.

Surprised you didn’t inspect the prop hub. I changed my gear lube last night and one of the rubber deals fell off of my drive sleeve. I had a back up, but am assuming I could use this one if I spin my new one out . What do you think ?

Holy shit. He is not using his depth finder

FWIW, I always thought your edits were top-notch. But I do like the new "director's cut". 🙂

I agree Justin, whatever makes your life easier. I just want to say I really appreciate what you do for the boating community. I expect as I get into different situations with my boat there will be times I go back to look for specific repairs you've done. I guess I've never really noticed but do you list or could you list the problems or repairs you are performing in the titles to make sure it's easy to search on?

Doing good Justin, some guys are all talk no work. I like to see the work. Tell you what they want to do, and what they will do next, WD-40 = water displacement formula #40 Next you will free your hands with a head mount for the camera.See you at MIBS?

bro buy you a harbor freight 4mm T handle hex they are not hardened or anything but are handy

No safety glasses with saw. Screw the fingers

Hey Justin, Thanks for the videos. Super interesting. I’m interested in getting into the industry. I’d love to be as knowledgeable as you someday. Do you have any advice on the best( most time / cost efficient ) way to get into the industry? Are there courses you would recommend or just on the job? Lot of moving parts on these boats. Any advice / insight greatly appreciated. Keep up the good work.

It’s ok with me-anything that makes your life easier, with less hassles, but gets us more content is ok with me. Sure, I’ll miss the intro and outdo humor, but that’s fine. Just include an occasional shot of Oscar once a month.

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My 300r does not have a water separator and the optimax I had before didn’t either. Do you suggest adding one? I fish a lot and run through a lot of fuel

Good evening one question why dose fuel enter in oil for my Yamaha 250 what could be the reason

justin, I found the impeller kit on amazon--Replace 61A-W0078-A2-00. Is this not the right one?

Is it okay if any Yamalube gets on the timing belt when spraying it down?

Good video for the propeller nut is any torque spec’s

What type of oil extractor are you using? No tube dow the dipstick

100hrs a year really the norm down there? I’d figure it would be a lot higher. I do about 200hrs a year up in the north shore of ma with about a 6 month season.

Editing will suck the soul out of anyone trying to make decent videos. Take as many shortcuts as you can find. In my opinion, you don't need professional quality equipment, editing, lighting or any other of that stuff I see YT content makers purchasing to, hopefully, increase the number of YT metrics necessary to satisfy whatever YT is looking for this week. Most YT watchers are easily pleased. The ones that are looking for professional quality video have never tried to produce anything. Just forget about them. They make a lot of noise but produce few YT metrics.