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the new Yamaha 200 weighs the same as the 150, they are both four cylinders now.
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the new Yamaha 200 weighs the same as the 150, they are both four cylinders now.
hey spares my mate said he was told that they build up salt on the oil cooler and there is some anodes on the engine block behind some plate he wants to check and replace them I need to do it for him anything I need to look out for
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I haven't worked on the new 200's yet, so I don't know about any oil cooler, as far as I know the 150's don't have a separate oil cooler, they do have a fuel cooler that runs vertically on the fuel rail that I've seen stopped up before. Ya'll may get a different version down under than we do. Yamaha has those small anodes all over the block, make sure you get new gaskets for them and clean the holes out go, I use Mercury perfect seal on the gaskets when i put them back together, if it leaks, it will be spraying salt all over your engine. if you are going that far, I'd recommend replacing the thermostat while your at it
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I haven't worked on the new 200's yet, so I don't know about any oil cooler, as far as I know the 150's don't have a separate oil cooler, they do have a fuel cooler that runs vertically on the fuel rail that I've seen stopped up before. Ya'll may get a different version down under than we do. Yamaha has those small anodes all over the block, make sure you get new gaskets for them and clean the holes out go, I use Mercury perfect seal on the gaskets when i put them back together, if it leaks, it will be spraying salt all over your engine. if you are going that far, I'd recommend replacing the thermostat while your at it
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the new Yamaha 200 weighs the same as the 150, they are both four cylinders now.
So whats the difference now if the have the same PHead.......CPU output?
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So whats the difference now if the have the same PHead.......CPU output?
The old 150 was already close to 170 at the prop according to several independant tests of teh 150, so I'm sure with some porting changes to the head, intake, exhaust, and a bigger throttle body that 200HP wouldn't be that much of a stretch.
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The old 150 was already close to 170 at the prop according to several independant tests of teh 150, so I'm sure with some porting changes to the head, intake, exhaust, and a bigger throttle body that 200HP wouldn't be that much of a stretch.
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Variable valve timing
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Variable valve timing
Ive heard to have this checked at 500hrs but a couple of the mechs Ive talked to said they havent had to adjust any that came through the shop yet. Have you seen/heard any that needed adjustment?
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variable vale timing is how they get the extra 50 hp out of the 150, just like the 200/225 vs the 250 Yamaha. You're talking about valve clearance. They told me you had to have it checked at 600 hours, I did three the first year I was in business, its a pain in the ***, my friends with the harbor taxi had theirs checked by me at 2000 hours, it was dead on the money. BTW, they didn't replace the timing belt till they hit 5000 hours, Yamaha paid for it to be done and wanted the old belts back
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