hi guys maybe a dumb question but if i mix 50:1 fuel against running injection would i use the same amount of oil per litres of fuel??????
vro injection
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Jason,
it really depends on how you drive your engine!!!
If you drove it hard all the time you would use more oil as the higher the rpm the ore oil th vro thros n the lower therpm the less it uses. this is due to more lubrication required due to heavier loads and stresses at higher rpms
as a General rule the VRO uses ls oil than the 50:1 ratio.
you can check it by monitoring your fuel used to the amount of oil added to the tankGarry
Retired Honda Master Tech
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VRO saves lots of oil.
My 60 Yamaha uses very little oil, certainly nothing like 50:01.
I assume that at lower revs the ratio must more like 100:01.
The motor blows very little smoke when trolling so the ratio must be less.
I asked the mechanic and he says that the system is working correctly.
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Originally posted by jasonmicrobbo View Postno thats cool im just tring to work out what the cheaper way is to go at the moment im running 50:1 thinking about going back to vro if it will save me $$$and can often fail without warning resulting in a complete and quick engine failure.
If you cannot afford a complete rebuild then I would be continuing to run 50:1 and leave the VRO in it's graveGarry
Retired Honda Master Tech
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IMO.. if you were to not use the boat for 4 months and when you came to use it.. Aded 30-40% of fresh fuel to the tank.. you would be fine. I would recommend that you have a good quailty fuel filter/water seperator in the fuel system somewhereGarry
Retired Honda Master Tech
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Yammy's oil injection systems (at the reed valves - not carb like most others) is notoriously reliable. 100:1 at idle and 50:1 going hard. I wouldnt ever ditch mine on the V4. It makes for longer life fuel and low smoke at idle when cold and virtually none when warm.
CheersBoat: Seafarer Vagabond
Live: Great South East....love Moreton Bay fishing
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Originally posted by ozscott View PostYammy's oil injection systems (at the reed valves - not carb like most others) is notoriously reliable. 100:1 at idle and 50:1 going hard. I wouldnt ever ditch mine on the V4. It makes for longer life fuel and low smoke at idle when cold and virtually none when warm.
CheersGarry
Retired Honda Master Tech
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It doesnt relate to it Garry - I didnt realise it was an Evinrude until after your post. I know VRO is Johno/Rude but some people say VRO meaning "oil injection".
CheersBoat: Seafarer Vagabond
Live: Great South East....love Moreton Bay fishing
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