The Best Boating Oil - Amsoil vs. Yamalube!

#Yamalube, #Amsoil, #Marine oil
Welcome to Oil Wars!
Does the oil you use make a difference in engine and boat performance?
Join me as I compare Amsoil Marine oil to Yamalube.

[@quick281]

You would need to run the engine and compare tear downs for internal wear. Thats where you will see the amsoil out perform the rest

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

I hear ya Tony C, no doubt. Thanks for watching!

[@boatingpropless]

I was almost expecting a taste test! Another great video Leon!

[@ChristianGrest]

Definitively the best definitive test between these 2 oils. Good stuff!

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Thanks Christian, and thanks for watching.

[@mikescardino4431]

Good morning Cap'n Leon, Happy Independence Day. As always an informative and entertaining video. Thanks.

[@kool6123]

As a potential SX190 owner, your youtube channel is very helpful for all about yamaha boats, especially SX190. Thank you so much, Capt. Leon.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Hey that's great to hear Kool6123! Creating these videos are work but they are helpful to many and that is the intent. I'm still loving my SX190, 9 seasons in. Hope you end up with one, or any Yamaha model one day. Be well and thanks for watching!

[@juanrosa1313]

2018 Yamaha fx svho i use amsoil 10w 40 marine oil since my 10 hours service 280 hours on my machine same oem clutch.I put a blow off valve since new.👌🏼

[@samsangiorgi5620]

Great video Leon, im also in NY, same waters on long island sound off New Rochelle, i run the same exact motor from yamaha on a jet ski though. I may try Ams oil just to change it up from the yamaha lube along with am ams oil fuel additive and see if theres any real change. Great video though!! 👍

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Thanks Sam. Yeah no harm in giving it a shot, except for the expense. It's so expensive now. Good luck and thanks for watching!

[@06xb12s]

Engine temp comparison? Been using Amsoil in my motorcycles and vehicles for years in Florida with almost magical results. Noisy Harley valve strain goes silent and all engine temps run cooler especially on the R1. A quality Full synthetic oil is the way to go, plus look at the amsoil torcher tests when they purposely overheat an engine. It’s the best insurance if your engine overheats if the cooling system on the boat is compromised. Great video!

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Now you got me thinking...perhaps there are additional benefits to Amsoil I did not consider. I don't have a way to check engine temp unfortunately. All good points!

[@amont0596]

Happy 4th Cap- thanks for the video. Got my new 22 AR195 and have viewed several of your videos before. I was giving strong consideration to using AMSOiL based on one of your other videos. This “test” does help some. Last point, i was told once you switch to synthetic, not supposed to go back. Only knock i have on yamalube, is it looks pretty thin. Wear/breakdown worries me. Thoughts?

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

So for starters we are not sure what yamalube is, but likely at least a synthetic blend. Beyond that, the inability to not got back after using synthetic oil is no longer relevant, that was a thing before additives were introduced into all oils. Yamalube does feel thinner, but I'm trying to have faith in the Yamaha engineers that they know their oil is ok and good for their engines. All great points, thanks for watching Andy!

[@squeaky61]

Agreed. The Yamaha engineers know what they’re doing… trust me and don’t try to outsmart the people who designed it.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

@everyday tenor makes sense to me. I will say I recently spoke to a rep/tech who has attended Yamaha schools for techs. While the formula of Yamalube is not made public, he did tell me it's a blend, not 100% synthetic. Interesting. Thanks for watching!

[@greggifford361]

Hey Capt, I recommend you try (if you haven't already) Yamaha ring free plus fuel additive to improve power and engine efficiency. Especially if your running on regular octane gas with eth. I put some in every tank of gas all summer.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

I'm currently using Startron, I wonder which is better. www.amazon.com/Star-Tron-Enzyme-Fuel-Treatment/dp/B00D3IEIH2/ref=asc_df_B00D3IEIH2/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241895017383&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10010295495245243627&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9004543&hvtargid=pla-571869757878&th=1

[@douglasmontgomery6315]

Leon, nice video...was convinced @ 7:48 :). What model Yamaha you have?...50 MPH....Any tune or flash?

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

I hear ya Doug! Thanks for watching.

[@douglasmontgomery6315]

@@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore , you didn't reply if you had any tune/mods to get to 50 MPH? What model Yamaha do you have? Thanks

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

@@douglasmontgomery6315 sorry about that. It’s an SX190, naturally aspirated 87 octane stock engine. It’s top speed measured with gps is closer to 44, the Yamaha speedo is off by a few. No engine mods. I’m at sea level and at cooler temps which helps.

[@squeaky61]

I’ve run Amsoil, but just can’t justify the cost in my diesel truck… 16quarts every oil change. I think Amsoil just makes you feel better, like you’re taking the best care of your baby…. Most important thing is regular maintenance up all. Thanks again for the great video.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Yeah, I agree with you. Thanks squeaky61, and thanks for watching!

[@kenlarsenful]

My diesels run so much better and quieter with Amsoil . My mini excavators love it

[@hmunoz1984]

Hay Cap, so I have a AR 190 and it only hits 38-39mph tops. Did you do something to make your Yamaha hit the 50s limit?

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

No Munoz, my boat is all stock. Not sure what year you have but the newer hull design which came out in 2019 or so is supposedly slower. Mine is a 2014. Also being at lower elevation helps. I'm at sea level.

[@hmunoz1984]

@@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore Hmmmm... I live in Corpus Christi TX which is also sea level. And I have a 2016 AR190. I wonder why it's not opening up all the way. It has 90 hrs on it.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

@@hmunoz1984 What rpms are you hitting? Perhaps a damaged impeller?

[@hmunoz1984]

@@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore It's pegged out.

[@hmunoz1984]

@@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore pegged out at 8k

[@JEEPIMPACT]

Wow that is pretty awesome speed at 1700ft elevation the best I could getwas 42mph 7500rpm and now Im at 4900ft elevation I only see 35mph 7000rpm. I would imagine that the Amsoil probably stays in good standing for a longer period of time.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Yeah, it's not too shabby. Thanks for watching Jeepimpact!

[@GiantsNinerFan56]

I'm going to assume you checked the spark plug gap....

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Yes, have checked it over and over. Always falls right into range on feeler gauge as per Yamaha specs. Got to hand it to NGK.

[@zappatx]

Recently Yamalube was rated as the lowest quality lubricant line of ALL OEM's.. Dollar general oil tested better.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

@zappatx I would be really interested in the source to read these findings on my own. Can you site the source?

[@GiantsNinerFan56]

We need a video about not wearing shoes in the boat. Naked Feet Only

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

My carpet gets too hot for naked feet only...lol.

[@GiantsNinerFan56]

OEM knows best!

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Apparently..lol. Thanks for watching GNF.

[@quick281]

Oem gets kickbacks for selling you a product

[@larryezell8387]

proved nothing, you changed plug type also.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

Agreed, this is far from a scientific experiment. That being said, I did not experience any major differences between the two.

[@mikemessana6268]

Team Yamalube! Save that money for gas! Lol

[@martinschulz9381]

I used some Amsoil products years ago, but when I started reading oil forums and talking to Amsoil users, I saw what a brain washing cult it was, it just turned me off. Their tests, charts and high powered marketing is just a big pile of B.S.

[@CaptainLeonsBoatingandMore]

I hear ya Martin, not a bad product, but happy with Yamalube now. Thanks for watching!

[@matteodalloglio6311]

Sono italiano...ho visto un video comparativa Yamalube vs Amsoil con i dati test laboratorio ( olio nuovo,fresco)... Amsoil decisamente superiore... quando dici sono tutte sciocchezze,pensi che sia tutto fasullo ?