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jdancho 03-24-2010 12:06 PM

Changing Oil on 2009 Supra
 
When I change my oil on my 2009 Supra with the 340 indmar engine I use the drain hose and it come out very slowly, and end up taking about two hours to fully drain the oil. I make sure I run the boat for about 5 minutes to heat of the oil so I'm not sure why it is doing that. My buddies Moomba with the same engine only take 5 minutes to drain all the oil out using the same method.

So I was wondering if anyone have any solution to the problem. Coming up is going to be the third time changing our oil and hopefully will not take as long.

justintime 03-24-2010 12:15 PM

sounds like a kink in the oil line

also remove oil cap and try that when draining

acurtis_ttu 03-24-2010 12:24 PM

my 07 supra ( same motor) takes close to an hour to drain completely usign the method you described.

jmanolinsky 03-24-2010 12:49 PM

IMO, if the engine is cold, all the oil is in the bottom of the pan, right where I want it. Running the engine might warm up the oil, but it also distributes it throughout the engine. I just find something else that needs to be done while the oil is draining. If you keep your boat somewhere that requires you to change your oil quickly, I guess other methods might be a better solution for you. Maybe an Oil Boy Pump is the answer.

camassanger 03-24-2010 1:56 PM

I'd let the engine run longer if you want it to drain quicker. 5 minutes isnt really enough to get the oil hot, is it? How about draining after running it on the lake, when the whole system is hot and oil is at about max temp?

rio_sanger 03-24-2010 2:54 PM

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Originally Posted by camassanger (Post 1565315)
I'd let the engine run longer if you want it to drain quicker. 5 minutes isnt really enough to get the oil hot, is it? How about draining after running it on the lake, when the whole system is hot and oil is at about max temp?

I agree, 5 min. is hardly enough time. In fact, you'll never get your other fluids to operating temp on a fake a lake. I have the benefit of storing my boat 30 feet from the river, so I just change fluids after a good run when everything is warm. If you can't do that, you might use a suction pump on the end of the drain line. Also the suggestion on removing the filler cap is a good one to let air in.

Matt 03-24-2010 3:00 PM

I was reading this tread yesterday... For a few bucks it may be exactly what you need...




http://supraboats.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=5776

04outback 03-24-2010 5:37 PM

I use an electric pump and run the hose inside the drain hose on the engine... helps.. but has to be warm for pump..
ditto on the more than 5 minutes though..

justintime 03-24-2010 9:24 PM

i do not think that is oil rated pump

i would be wary of an explosion

tre 03-24-2010 9:59 PM

There is no place for air to get in to replace the oil draining out so it is creating vaccum. If you pull the oil dipstick up an inch or so, this will allow air in and the oil drains in 5 min.

Also, make sure the boat engine is up to temp and then let it sit for 5 to 10 min to let to oil drain back into the pan before you unscrew the cap on the quick drain hose. Doing it this way has never taken me more then 5 min to drain the oil in any Supra I've owned.

fman 03-24-2010 11:09 PM

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Try using a good oil pump, the TEMPO works great, and can also be used on the transmission fluid as well. This pump is super easy to hook up and will not require you to run the drain line out the transom hole which is a PIA. This pump will drain your pan in about 1-2 minutes.

Heres another link that will help you out:

http://www.supraboats.com/bbs/showth...0950#post30950


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