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  • 90hp autolube oil consumption

    Hi folks ,
    After I solved the issue with my stator my 90hp works very well .
    I was with my RIB on a sea trial today and burned 45 liters of fuel . Due to rough sea conditions I was mostly at 3500 rpm only .
    Back at home I checked the oil tank and added exactly 1 liter of 2 stroke oil .
    This is my first 2 stroke engine and thats why my question - is a 1:45 mixture normal for this motor ?????
    My tank has a capacity of 90 liter - means I`ll need 2 liters of oil per tank !!
    Fuel consumtion was about 0.5l / km . My F100A on another boat takes about the same ...
    Would appreciate to hear about the experience of other 90hp users !
    Thanks in advance !

    Jürgen

  • #2
    It has a varable ratio oil pump, at idle uses about a 200:1 mix and 50:1 at full throttle.
    Regards
    Boats.net
    Yamaha Outboard Parts

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    • #3
      Hi ,
      Thanks for quick respond !
      This is what confuses me - I could not go at all with WOT - but the oil consumption is even higher than going full time with full speed !
      I wonder how much oil I will burn when I really go with WOT !

      Cheers - Jürgen

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      • #4
        short udate - Ichecked and adjusted the oil pump lever according w/shop manual and went yesterday out for a 210km long trip .
        I burned exactly 100 liter of fuel and topped 1.6 liter oil to the tank .
        This makes an ratio of 1:60 instead of 1:45 as it was before .

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        • #5
          your ratio is about dead nuggets.
          much above about 3500 RPM its burning a 50-1 ratio.
          means for every 50 L of fuel you should burn about 1 L of oil.
          50 parts gasoline to 1 part oil.
          50-1.

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          • #6
            Hi Rodbolt & thanks for your comments !
            Actually all I have done was to adjust the linkage to the oil pump according workshop manual . The setting before was the the stopper was reached long before the throttle was 100% open .
            This resulted in tension respectively in deforming / stretching of the connection rod from the carbs to the oil pump when the the oil pump was at the stop already but I pushed the lever to maximum speed .
            With extending the control lever by appr 4mm the setting now is that with full open throttle the lever of the oil pump is at the stop - but without force .
            With this setting I went for a long trip and calculated afterwards a oil consumption of 1 part oil to 60 parts of petrol = 1 : 60 .
            BTW - I used Putoline syntetic oil and do not think I did any damagage to the engine ..
            The sea conditions did not allow me to go with more than 3500 - 4000 rpm .
            Most of time I went with 3800 rpm .
            What is your opinion ?

            Cheers

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            • #7
              sounds about right to me.
              however the ratio is gasoline to oil.
              at WOT it will go as high as 50L gas to 1 L oil.

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              • #8
                thanks mate - probably I confused everybody with telling the ration petrol / oil vice versa ..

                Correct it should be like that :
                This makes an ratio of 60 : 1 instead of 45 : 1 as it was before .

                To be on the safe side I will make the oil discharge test according manual .
                This year in the summer I intend to participate the Round Ireland Challenge with the Yamaha which will go over 1800km and I do not want to risk anything with the motor ..

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                • #9
                  Dear Searider,
                  Just saw this old thread you made about 90A oil consumption. I am from Argentina and I have got a 90AETO, I have never checked exactly the oil consumption as I use an internal gas tank and never measured exact consumption. But I observed that as the engina came from factory, the spark plugs were quite blacky an a little bit oily, not a lot, but sufficient to make me think why weren't they more coffeish or dry (also after putting a set of 3 new spark plugs). So I read the service manual and saw this adjustment. I adjusted the linkage and now the spark plugs came much better.
                  Just wanted to know if you are still using the engine and if you can give me a better idea about the normal oil consumption of this engine.

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                  • #10
                    Been about three years since searider posted anything. Wouldn't expect a response.....

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