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![]() wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 21:34:57 -0600, "del cecchi" wrote: apparently 2 stroke inline 4s have issues leading to bizarre solutions like the 2+2 on my Merc. What sort of issues? I've wondered for a long time why anyone would intentionally design an engine that doesn't run on all cylinders. The only 2+2 I've had personal experience with (115 Merc) would shake/vibrate the whole boat at low rpms. A trip to the shop would temporarilly fix the problem but second or third time out, the shake/vibration problem would return. Anybody know the point of intentionally running on only two out of four cylinders? Related question, how do the non-firing cylinders receive lubrication without pumping raw fuel/oil out the exhaust at low rpms? Just wondering......... Thanks Rick Be aware that some models of Yamaha V6 outboards, both EFI and HPDI, shut down 2 or 3 cylinders at idle and low speeds. Bill Grannis service manager |
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