YAMAHANew OEM Watercraft II Oil Change Kit, LUB-WTRCG-KT-10

Perfect, handy kit.

I use two of these every time I change my Yamaha 212X's oil. They're the perfect size, amount, and come with everything you would expect, including stickers to write the 'change date' on. Great package all around, highly recommended.

This kit had everything that was needed and worked great.

This kid has everything you need includes a disposable funnel as well. However without a battery operated pump it would be much more difficult so I highly recommend getting a transfer pump that you can hook up to your battery

2022 fx svho, has everything for an oil change. Great value

Used this kit for the 10 hour oil change on a 2020 GP1800R. Kit comes with 4 quarts of 4W 10w-40 and a filter. However, deciphering the oil filter part numbers is confusing. My kit came with the 69J-13440-04 filter but research shows the 1800 HO / 1800 SVHO uses the 69J-13440-01 or 69J-13440-03 filter. I called a local dealer and was told that the 69J-13440-04 supersedes the other filters and the the "newest version".

I bought this for my 2021 Yamaha AR 195 boat oil change and I did it for the 10-hour service including the lube to the main bearing. The oil filter is exactly what is needed and is the latest model number so the last digit might change randomly once in awhile.

We bought this kit for our 2018 VXR (after confirming it comes with the correct oil filter for our model) and simply so we will have a paper receipt showing we used the “right” (factory-recommended) oil, filter, etc. - for our first, initial, recommended 10-hour, “break-in” oil & filter change (actually not positive the filter is an issue post 10-hour break-in but, filters are cheap in a $12k toy! ;-). Got everything we needed and were only able to extract 3qts and 6oz of oil out of engine so, we have the partial 4th quart that came with this kit ready for next oil change (at 60 hours or end of season, whichever comes first). We intend to always use factory-recommend Yamalube 10w-40 but, will switch to much more superior (in our experience) Mobil-1 oil filters (# 102, IIRC) in future filter changes. Note: if you’re doing your post 10-hour break-in service yourself don’t forget to pay attention to checking / carefully adding a tad of grease to the mid shaft bearing (the zerk fitting to which is located behind the electrical box) — just once a year ... Happy Wakes!