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My V4 90 HP Johnson 2-stroke, (oil injected), seems to me to be excessively smoking? This is not a new symptom, as has been this was since I purchased last year.
The engine actually appears to be running smoothly at all RPM's, cruises w/o effort at 4000-42000 RPM. No hesitation at any speeds, and doesn't appear to be consuming lots of oil. Smoking being noticed while idling at dock. My knowledge of 2 strokes, that display excessive smoking, my first thought would be the engine is running to 'rich'. Can this be corrected my a simple carb. adjustments ? In my case this would be left to a marine tech, as I have 4 carbs. to be tweeked ! Last, if left unchecked, can running 'rich' cause other issues down the road? Thanks for your feedback. Bigdog |
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