Outboard Motor Fuel In Crankcase at William Summers blog

Outboard Motor Fuel In Crankcase. I am told an easy way to check is to remove vst vent hose. You've got a faulty fuel pump diaphragm. Any idea what broke or how fuel could get into crankcase oil? It's the small hose coming from the top left of the vst to the top right right of the crankcase. I have an 86 9.9 fourstroke kicker motor that is getting raw fuel in oil crank case. After running the engine on the lake for approx 5 hours (two trips on the lake) fuel is still getting into the crankcase. Either will cause excess fuel to run into crankcase via vst vent hose. The thermostat is to left of the. Here is the parts diagram for your outboard: Tiny amounts of raw fuel also leak into the crankcase on the compression stroke, potentially diluting the oil and raising.

Johnson Cylinder & Crankcase Parts for 1992 60hp J60TLENE Outboard Motor
from www.marineengine.com

Tiny amounts of raw fuel also leak into the crankcase on the compression stroke, potentially diluting the oil and raising. I am told an easy way to check is to remove vst vent hose. I have an 86 9.9 fourstroke kicker motor that is getting raw fuel in oil crank case. It's the small hose coming from the top left of the vst to the top right right of the crankcase. The thermostat is to left of the. Any idea what broke or how fuel could get into crankcase oil? After running the engine on the lake for approx 5 hours (two trips on the lake) fuel is still getting into the crankcase. You've got a faulty fuel pump diaphragm. Either will cause excess fuel to run into crankcase via vst vent hose. Here is the parts diagram for your outboard:

Johnson Cylinder & Crankcase Parts for 1992 60hp J60TLENE Outboard Motor

Outboard Motor Fuel In Crankcase I am told an easy way to check is to remove vst vent hose. You've got a faulty fuel pump diaphragm. Here is the parts diagram for your outboard: Any idea what broke or how fuel could get into crankcase oil? I have an 86 9.9 fourstroke kicker motor that is getting raw fuel in oil crank case. Tiny amounts of raw fuel also leak into the crankcase on the compression stroke, potentially diluting the oil and raising. After running the engine on the lake for approx 5 hours (two trips on the lake) fuel is still getting into the crankcase. I am told an easy way to check is to remove vst vent hose. Either will cause excess fuel to run into crankcase via vst vent hose. The thermostat is to left of the. It's the small hose coming from the top left of the vst to the top right right of the crankcase.

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