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How do you know it's really working? I'd hate to seize an engine. I
remember when they first went to this on jet skis and guys were blocking them off for pre-mix. Never had an OB with oil injection before. Subject is a 1987 Mercury 135. John |
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is it using oil? Should be.
"Midlant" wrote in message ... How do you know it's really working? I'd hate to seize an engine. I remember when they first went to this on jet skis and guys were blocking them off for pre-mix. Never had an OB with oil injection before. Subject is a 1987 Mercury 135. John |
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"Midlant" wrote in message ... How do you know it's really working? I'd hate to seize an engine. I remember when they first went to this on jet skis and guys were blocking them off for pre-mix. Never had an OB with oil injection before. Subject is a 1987 Mercury 135. John 1. Run engine on pre-mix. 2. Disconnect oil supply hose. 3. Look for oil dripping out. 4. Compare drops/min to manual spec. What do you mean you don't have a service manual??? db |
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Do they put that in the manual? I have it on cd (pdf), but the manual
covers 15 years of motors. And its the mercury manual. "D-unit" cof42_AT_earthlink.net wrote in message ... "Midlant" wrote in message ... How do you know it's really working? I'd hate to seize an engine. I remember when they first went to this on jet skis and guys were blocking them off for pre-mix. Never had an OB with oil injection before. Subject is a 1987 Mercury 135. John 1. Run engine on pre-mix. 2. Disconnect oil supply hose. 3. Look for oil dripping out. 4. Compare drops/min to manual spec. What do you mean you don't have a service manual??? db |
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"Midlant" wrote in message ... Do they put that in the manual? I have it on cd (pdf), but the manual covers 15 years of motors. And its the mercury manual. If they didn't they should have. When I had Yamaha's, there was a procedure outlined in the manual that called for so many drops/min out of the feed tube to the engine. This tube was only about 1/8th" i.d. The engine was a 6 cylinder so it had 6 tubes running from the oil pump. Pretty easy to pull one off and watch it drip. Unfortunately, I gave the manual to the new owner of that boat when I sold it so I have no point of reference. I would think as long as its using *some* oil when running, you should be ok. You could add some oil to the gas just to be safe until you verify. db |
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