I didnt....I had a black hull like yours with red 2009 FZR SHO Loved it....With a white 2019 Taco pulling it! Now I have a 2014 FX SHO Black hull bottom with white top Pulled by a 2021 black Taco, I traded my 2019 in because water would leak into interior from ac evap case. I think black is a classic color!
Nice video....short and to the point. I wish the filter on my 2021 VX Cruiser HO was that easy to get off. I still haven't figured out how I'm going to get it off. May end up sticking a screwdriver through it.
Great video of the oil change procedure but at operating temp the filter is very hot and the engine manifold more so. Honestly, that oil out of the filter was very thick for being operating temp. But the procedure is good evn though Yamaha only recommends 90s with hose attached.
I usually use a battery tender over the winter when the season is over, skis do that when u don't start them for more than a week, nothing to worry. After the first start they start right up.
Just a thought, when you’re done extracting via pressure, could you remove the oil fill cap and continue to pump out oil? Like doing a cars oil change? Seems silly to be leaving an entire quart in the engine which seems to be what I see most of one RU-vid
Like your video.... looking at getting a waverunner before summer..... My question to you is there a low oil pressure light similar to what you find in a car...?
Yes there is a low pressure indicator on dash, also if you have a low oil or low oil pressure condition the low oil pressure indicator will light along with check engine and warning indicators. A buzzer will sound intermittently for 30 seconds. Good luck with your purchase they are very hard to find due to manufacturing being shut down last year.
Howdy, thanks for the video! My 2018 1.8L HO seems to run for only 10-15 seconds and then shuts off. Yes, I have the water hose attached so it doesn't over heat. Any clue what is going on? I just bought it and want to change the oil but can't warm up the engine like you suggested, unless I do 10-15 seconds at a time but am sure that is not healthy for the engine. Thanks!
Did u ever run it in the water? does it still shut off ? 10-15 secs is not long enough to overheat the engine. I thing u might have something else there. Check the forums pwctoday and the greenhulk maybe u find some answers there if not let me know and we can get to the bottom of this.
@@kevinbucner2739 I bought it used from some guy, it's only got 62 hours so its still kinda new but no warranty. It was ridden on river to swap trailers only, so not sure what it is going on with it. Maybe the key fob has the security on?
So you’re ok with leaving 1 quart of dirty oil in there? 🙄. I get all 4 quarts out when I do mine.. Tilt the machine to the right by putting a brick under the left wheel, lower the tongue so the machine is tilted to the right snd lowered to the front so all the oil pools under the dipstick, once you extract all the oil like this, hold the throttle wide open snd hit the start button, the engine will turn over but not start, this will pump the remainder of the oil from the entire oil circuitry including emptying the finger into the crank case....... then you can suck out the remainder of the oil. Now you can add back all 4 quarts of fresh oil.
If you watch the video until the end u will see that I added 3.5 quarts of oil to the engine not 3. Also the oil was still under the full mark so prob 3.75 will be full. Now you can tilt the machine and get the rest of the .25 quarts out that's a good point , I will try that next time and see how much more u can pull out. As much as u try there will always be bit of oil left in the engine, not a big deal. If u feel comfortable cranking the engine with no oil in it go for it, I'm not. Thanks for the suggestions.
