115hp v4 vro evinrude 84'
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longbow73 |
Posted on 04/29/10 - 7:41 AM
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Ive been doing some research on this engine and it seems the the "VRO" is a pump for 2stroke oil injection...My question is Is that true,is the pump separate from the engine and can you just use premixed gas and primer bulb???
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Posted on 04/29/10 - 7:54 AM
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Longbow,
I had the exact same motor on a boat I owned years ago in the Florida keys and it seemed to be a very reliable motor. The VRO worked great and I didn't have any issues at all with it.
If you want to read some forums concerning your engine, checck out www.boats.net and search for the Evinrude forums....somewhere in there they have talked about this subject.
Cliff
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Posted on 04/29/10 - 8:05 AM
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Ok thanks I will do that...Ive been told I could just premix but I am just trying to make sure...that pump is expensive...
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Posted on 05/01/10 - 9:28 AM
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Is the VRO pump mounted on the engine or is it external??? I cant find out wondering if someone might know.
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Posted on 05/01/10 - 10:08 AM
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It's on the engine in the same housing as the fuel pump, if you follow the fuel line in, it'll lead you right to it as will the oil line.
Like Cliff, we've had no issues at all with the VRO on an '86 Evinrude 175. Runs great every year on a ski boat.
Dave - 1983 Outrage 22 |
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Posted on 05/03/10 - 9:43 AM
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Ok thanks for the info!!! I'm going to check it out now...
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Posted on 05/03/10 - 11:10 AM
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If you pre-mix your fuel you need to disconnect the VRO.
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