DIY Oil change on Yamaha GP1800R HO & VX HO | 1.8L engines

[@papoesteban1971]

Thanks for videos ,I spend hrs looking for video on how to take out the access cover and can’t find one,now I got it 😊👍gp1800r 💪🏼🤷🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@KetemaHarris]

Hey great video. I’m not the most mechanically inclined person but this makes it easy.

[@tommytsadventures]

Good idea on the oil dry pads. I might have to order some. I usually use old rags.

[@Watercraftshack]

I have a old VW bus that leaks oil all over the place so it’s a must for me

[@ebadollaebadolla7880]

Thanks it's helpful video, I saved some money

[@JoshDK-]

Something I did to make a bit more space in around the filter, I took off the plate that you mount the Factory air filter. Just makes life that little bit easier ✌️

[@Watercraftshack]

Great idea

[@traceelliot1360]

Don't put the seat edges on the concrete. Put them flat on the grass.

[@traceelliot1360]

What kind of air filter is that? This is the second time seeing some kind of bag over the air filter.

[@Watercraftshack]

@@traceelliot1360 this is the worx racing air filter

[@traceelliot1360]

@Watercraftshack I just removed the big box air filter in my 2024 Yamaha Waverunner. I like the extra room but I think with all engines you need front of engine air filter vacuum resistance according to this article posted below. So at the very least I might leave the long tube and attach a worx filter to that for a little more front of engine resistance to built a better vacuum. Additionally, most engines employ an air box which is an air chamber designed to reduce the velocity of air . The air box often also holds the engine air filter because the reduced velocity allows for lower face velocity at the filter leading to lower air pressure drop (so lower suction load on the engine) and better filtration. The air box is arranged so that the air is sucked upward through the filter with a plenum space below. Air entering the plenum loses energy and this allows any entrapped water and road debris that were taken in at the suction vent to fall out of the air stream as well.

[@chieftan69]

How long does it take for your extractor pump to get the oil out? I have the same pump (came with the skis) and it super slow….like in the neighborhood of 30 minutes or more. Flow looks to be about the same as in your video, but the pump just very inefficient.

[@Watercraftshack]

@@chieftan69 mine takes a while probably 15 minutes or more

[@chieftan69]

@@Watercraftshack Thanks for the reply. I take that to mean the it’s standard for the pump to suck (no pun intended).

[@NickCPZR]

have you got a link for that pump? looks like an easier way to do it

[@Watercraftshack]

@@NickCPZR a.co/d/e1H1gmI

[@KetemaHarris]

Could you post links to the oil pads? Maybe edit the description to include the tools you used?

[@Watercraftshack]

Great idea I’ll work on description ! Here is the link to some oil dry pads www.amazon.com/dp/B09X24M4B8?ref_=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_QP15JZ8AJTSRB2PS443G&starsLeft=1

[@Edge__Tv]

Do you have a link to the oil filter? I have a 2023 gp like yours

[@Watercraftshack]

rivaracing.com/yamaha-waverunner-4-stroke-oil-filter-18l-engines-69j-13440-03-00.html

[@itowmyhome797]

The only reason I click on the video is it inferred that it can be done in five minutes. I just change my oil. I didn’t even come close to five minutes so I thought what is secret? Turns out it’s Clickbait. Sad.

[@Watercraftshack]

@@itowmyhome797 it’s supposed to let you know the video is only 5 minutes long, sorry if you felt misled