[John]

Hi Paul,

Thank you for the reply and suggestions.

Appreciated…

John

[John]

Brian and Tom,

Many thanks for the replies and information….I appreciate it.

I didn’t think that I needed a $1,000 (parts and installl labor) reverso (although, let’s not kid ourselves it would make life easier and I suppose pay for itself after 3-4 years of oil changes) but I don’t know how long I will own this boat and that money needs to be used in other places.

Thank you again!

John
Oxnard, CA

[John]

Hi Glenn111 – thank you for the reply and information. I appreciate your time and information.

[John]

Thank you firehoser75….much appreciated for your time.

I’d like to try and avoid a $1,000 bill for hardware and installation of a reverso.

I was hoping there was a way to change my oil via a simple hand pump or using a jabsco pump etc…

I see some folks on other engines using a hand pump, but since I have never done this before I was looking for step by instructions so i dont mess it up 🙂

[John]

Hi Tom,

Thank you for the message and detailed step by step…

Two questions….

(1) did you install the reverso or did you have a QSM install the unit?
(2) did you ever use anything other then a reverso?

Thanks,
John

[John]

Hi Rob,

Thank you for the reply. To tell you the truth I don’t know. The next time I am at the boat I will check both engines and reply.

Based on my limited research I thought I’d need to pump out via the dip stick unless I buy a Reverso pump.

Thanks,
John

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