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"Midlant" wrote:
Is the oil reservoir manually refilled periodically or is it an overflow from the oil pump? Don't know about small Mercurys but on large ones, the external tank is supposed to keep the internal (under the cowling) tank full. Keep the lids tight and hoses in good shape. Now I need to know is the reservoir there in case the oil injection fails If the oil injection fails, the reservoir won't help matters. or as a standby for the external oil tank? IIRC, oil is pumped from the small (internal) tank to the mixer. The small tank is simultaneously refilled by the large (external) tank. It's been awhile since I've looked at the manual but I'm pretty sure that's right. Theoretically, you shouldn't have to refill the reservoir. Don't forget to check it frequently though (cuz $#!t happens). How do I know the oil injection system is working? The warning horn is loud enough to wake the dead. Rick |
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