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I have a Yamaha VMAXX 200 and I was trying to get stuff ready for this fishing season.  Is it important that I use Yamalube for the gear lube and Yamaha oil for the motor?  A friend told me the oil doesnt matter, but the gear lube does.  Then another person told me the exact opposite.  I want to save some money, but don't want to end up buying a new motor after not using the correct stuff.  Suggestions?

You are always safe using the factory recomended lubes. And these days the factory lubes are almost as cheap or cheaper than other products(especially synthetic lubricants).

I run a 225 VMAX and I use Amsoil products in the engine and lower unit and have for years, but I'm paying about $25 a gallon for oil and $10 a pint for lower unit oil. I have not bought any recently and it probably has gone up.

I don't believe lubricants is a good place to save money. If in doubt you are always safe with Yamalube.........Al

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