How To Winterize A Yamaha F115 Outboard

How to preform basic maintenance on a Yamaha F115 4 stroke outboard engine

[@kathycapela4951]

drain the oil filter before you take it off. put a drain pan / small tray under the filter then punch a small hole on the back lower part of the filter. 90% of the oil will drain out.

[@xlandscaper]

Excellent tip thanks for sharing, will be trying that.

[@seanbrautigam3208]

I just drill a small hole in the lowest corner of the filter and catch it with a small container

[@gregschmid4375]

Yamaha lower end fill threads are different than mercury fill threads. Be sure your fill pump includes the Yamaha fitting

[@pastapaul150]

Sounds like your from L.I

[@xlandscaper]

One of a kind accent that can’t be hidden

[@bh5094]

That’s not really winterizing, it’s just basic maintenance

[@WickedWood]

Great vid. I know there must of been some good footage you cut out while attempting to fill the lower with the harbor freight pump... lol I moved recently from Florida to northern Michigan after 40 years there. Winterizing and a shorter season was all new to me, but I would take these pristine lakes any day! over Florida's waters. No salt, no Crocs or Gators, no pythons and all the water you can dream of.

[@DLeopoldi914]

NIce boat I have a 21se in the northeast. You shouldn't spray fogging oil in these type of 4 strokes, it will foul your sensors. They sell an efi fogging mixture that you mix with gas and run through the engine. I also like to put antifreeze in the bilge and tilt the trailer forward with the plug in and let the atifreeze go through the boat. Also missing the stabil in the gas.

[@xlandscaper]

I run marine stabil the last tank of fuel and topped off with fuel and stabil before the video. I also jack the front of the trailer up high n clean out the bilge with liquid pool shock. Zero mold n dry as a bone when done.

[@michaelwilson486]

The Yamaha owners manual says to spray into the intake silencer!

[@DLeopoldi914]

@@michaelwilson486 suppose to run a fogging mixture through the boat for 15 minutes. If you fog with spray you run the risk of gunking the sensors

[@pablosevilla1197]

Poke a hole on the back of the filter with a cup to collect the oil in the filter. Then take the filter out with out spill.

[@xlandscaper]

That is a great tip. I’ll definitely be using that

[@linksgarage1985]

Good video man! Gotta get ready for ❄️ 🥶

[@xlandscaper]

Thanks Bro! I hate winter!!! Need to move to FL where its boating season all year round

[@linksgarage1985]

@@xlandscaper I lived in Daytona for a couple years. Not sure why I ever moved. 🤣

[@xlandscaper]

@@linksgarage1985 lol

[@michaelwilson486]

I have searched everywhere for a video showing the actual fogging through the intake silencer and I was initially excited to find your KZbin video. Unfortunately this was a total waste of my time because you actual posted a video that showed nothing on the actual location and spraying of the oil into the intake silencer. Useless!!

[@xlandscaper]

Im sorry that you think the video was useless. The camera footage froze and the file was corrupted. It was completely out of my control. I will still tell you how to fog it (because I am a nice guy) Just spray the fogging oil through the intake screen till it stalls out., that's it. Now that you know how to do it you can make your own video and become a youtube superstar and get awesome comments like the one you left. have a great day!

[@Brizzleeeification]

Awesome video.

[@xlandscaper]

Thanks for watching!!!