Lower unit oil change - suzuki 9.9hp 15hp 20hp

Replacing lower unit gear oil - 12 month/100hr scheduled maintenace

[theoutdoorsman]

Just got a 9.9. Appreciate your videos

[rickedel]

Clearest instructions available. Great video.

[dustin]

Great video! Nice and detailed and doing maintenance is key. Definitely not a waste of time, it’s taking care of your equipment. Thanks for showing us how to do this!

[Moondog]

Nice job! I'll be doing mine soon.

[davidzoltan]

Hi,

When I look I begin really hesitating between this one and the Tohatsu. All the two looks beautifully made.

[stevenkramer]

I just ordered the 20 hp upgrade parts. Pretty excited.

[mathewdavis-adventuresandd]

Thanks, I'm about to do this little project now.

[wayneknack]

I use a small pomp style oil can to put the new oil in through the top hole. It works great!

[Jkimboys]

Nice one
Is it same process to DF30A?

[danilohalic]

Thank you for all your videos. I bought the same outboard as you have, first time owner of an outboard and it helps a lot Thank you! When do you have to replace the fuel filter? Did you do it on yours? Thanks again!

[marcelaalbregt]

Hi! I am going to undertake this service myself this season. Have you already changed the impellor? Like to know your experience with this.

[przemysaw]

I need help choosing a propeller for a 2024 Suzuki DF15 engine.
I have a problem, the boat goes into a plane very quickly but only accelerates to 3/4 of the throttle, when I tighten the throttle to max throttle, nothing happens, it doesn't accelerate, it just starts to hum, the engine only gets loud. There is no cut-off.
I have the original propeller that was installed 9-1/4x10 and I have to change something

[KiyasMohammed]

How much price suziki 15hp in sri lanka

[michaell]

Is the fitting the same for all outboards on the lower end. I have an oil pump for an old 80 merc but it seems too big. Bought the 15hp-2021 Suzuki and can't get the fitting to take to the lower end. Is this a Suzuki fitting or do smaller motors have smaller fittings that I have to buy. Also the motor was in the box and I went to loosen the lower end fittings and oil poured out. I was expecting it to be shipped dry- nowhere in the manual does it say the lower end is filled with oil at the factory- anyone else have this surprise with a new unboxed motor? Looks like I have a 10mm adapter and need an 8mm- be nice if that was in the manual.

[eg]

Hmm if it is NOT milky then there is not any water in the oil!
And those "old" gaskets looked almost brand new, it´s not like they where copper-gaskets.
And if ypu still can see your reflection in the paint of the prop-shaft, then you just wasted time, energy and oil.
Why service a new motor? it´s more interesting servicing an old, preferably one with stripped out screw-heads. Or just one that needs it.

Video shows how, but not why. Most gear-houses last decades without oil-change.

Only reason i watched it was that i plan to change gear-oil on on 38 year old Suzuki-engine that has never been serviced. after i have installed the new impeller.

Otherwise great video, thanks.

[jacklondon]

Not a great design when you need so many tools to do a simple job. I just got a new Suzuki 20 delivered but before I could use it I had to get washers and a pump to pump the oil against gravity. I cheated because I wanted to go fishing and not to marine dealership.