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 disconnect oil injection 2010 mercury?
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09/12/15 03:06 AM
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Possumkingdomtackle
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Just bought a 2010 lowe stinger with a 2010 mercury 50hp 2 stroke, boat and motor have 10hrs on them and I have always heard nightmare stories of oil injection failing and burning the power head up. Should I be concerned and bypass the oil injection or is it pretty reliable, any experience on this subject would be greatly appreciated
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Re: disconnect oil injection 2010 mercury?
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09/12/15 03:16 AM
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YAMADOGGY
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I would leave it working, most /all nightmares were form the old Johnson/evinrudes that engineering and parts were not so great, you should have a boat oil tank and one on the engine itself with a warning horn etc. I say that because I have a 2000 vmax 150 Yamaha and have had no issues. just my opinion on things
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Re: disconnect oil injection 2010 mercury?
[Re: Possumkingdomtackle]
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09/12/15 01:51 PM
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ssmith
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leave it on .it will be fine if you take it off you wont get as much for it when you go to sell it .
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