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Old 04 May 2008, 19:14   #1
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Where is the cheapest place to get yamaha oil

Hi Guys,

Wheres the cheapest place to get yamalube tcw3 oil?

I bought 2x5 L Oil for £25 each... Im sure I paid £20 previously.

I am happy to buy it in bulk... depending on how long it will last?

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And why does it have to be Yamaha oil? I didn't think they had their own wells.........

Try Rock Oil - it's great stuff and quite a good price too - especially in 25L drums!!!
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Im pretty sure the yamaha warranty states that you have to use the yamaha oil during the warranty period
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Im pretty sure the yamaha warranty states that you have to use the yamaha oil during the warranty period
Do you think the average outboard grease monkey can tell the difference ?
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Old 04 May 2008, 22:12   #5
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Hi Ben, Not much use as its way up in scotland but for just for comparissons I get Yamalube Super 2 Stroke oil Locally for £18.95 For 5 litres for Mcgregor Industrial Supplies. But I guess everything oil related will go up the way things are going
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Old 05 May 2008, 09:15   #6
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Do you think the average outboard grease monkey can tell the difference ?
Im sure they can't but... I blew a conrod last year, and the first thing Yamaha asked the agents to look for was issues with the oiling... so ideally I want to keep using the right oil incase something happens again
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Im sure they can't but... I blew a conrod last year, and the first thing Yamaha asked the agents to look for was issues with the oiling... so ideally I want to keep using the right oil incase something happens again
In Europe they shouldn't be speccing their own brand only - I am sure somewhere it willl say a TCW3 spec oil.
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