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horsehunter
Posted 1/7/2016 10:49 AM (#798497)
Subject: Dumb question




Location: Eastern Ontario
Can you have a fuel injected 2 stroke outboard,or do they have to have a carb?
BNelson
Posted 1/7/2016 10:53 AM (#798498 - in reply to #798497)
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Location: Contrarian Island
new ones are all EFI..older ones could be either... some were efi some carbed... what year etc are you asking about?
horsehunter
Posted 1/7/2016 11:01 AM (#798499 - in reply to #798497)
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Location: Eastern Ontario
No years in particular my last two motors were 4 stroke and I'm considering looking for a larger boat. I would be looking at used because at my age I don't think I should be putting 75 or 80 thousand into a boat because my body probably doesn't have that many more years of fishing left. But i swear I will never go back to a motor with a choke.
Fishysam
Posted 1/7/2016 11:15 AM (#798500 - in reply to #798497)
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My old 1998 mariner was a 200 efi, started right up even after melting a hole in a piston. That motor made me not hate mercury any more. But I had a friends dads boat out and it was an 03 and it wouldn't start, till I found the choke. Oops. I'd suggest newer than 03 with efi, I love 2 stroke power!
Chemi
Posted 1/7/2016 1:52 PM (#798536 - in reply to #798497)
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If it's a new two-stroke motor, it'll be EFI. I don't think anyone is able to make a carbureted two-stroke that meets current emission standards nowadays, except for very small motors. I have a carbureted Merc 50 HP made in '08 which was the last or near the last year they were made for sale in the US. They still make them, I believe, but not for US sale.
hunterjoe
Posted 1/7/2016 2:43 PM (#798543 - in reply to #798497)
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Just to be specific, if new it'll be DFI not EFI, similar but noticeably different.
Fishysam
Posted 1/7/2016 3:06 PM (#798547 - in reply to #798497)
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Dfi is nice.
horsehunter
Posted 1/7/2016 6:15 PM (#798568 - in reply to #798497)
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Location: Eastern Ontario
How would fuel consumption of an fuel injected 2 stroke compare to an injected four stroke of equal horsepower say around 150. Am I right in assuming the 4 stroke would be a better troller?
Fishysam
Posted 1/7/2016 11:24 PM (#798596 - in reply to #798497)
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Four stroke would be a better troller, fuel mileage is comparable especially if you don't scream around keeping in mind that 4 mpg is good for boats. I promise that you will be happy with either style motor. I'd rather keep the main motor off while fishing to spare the wear on it for when I need it, potentially sucking up weeds or any other problematic scenerio that may happen when not forcing water through the motor like when on plane.
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