Can this work with a Mercury outboard Marine, 2 cycle, 4 cylinder, engine and give a correct reading? If not, what can be added to make it work? ?
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Yes, this gauge Works fine with either 2 or 4 cylinder engine. It gives a reasonable and correct reading. If the alternator or dynamo do not work good, this gauge tells when they are failing. It is a good gauge. Mine Works great at the present day.
879721
I would think so....it has a 4 cyl setting and RPM is not changed based on 2 vs 4 cycle.
1647176
Yes this works with Vortec 4.3L. There are actually 3 Oxygen sensors, one on each bank and one post catalytic converter. Engine code will tell you which one is the problem.
2245655
I am pretty sure this will work with any outboard / stern drive. I have used it in 90 HP Evinrude ETEC and a F200 Yamaha. I think your good to go it slides over the water intakes.
103826
If the boat is out of the water. You have to put a finger on both drive shafts. Then it will work. The water will do the same. It's a little weird but it had me confused for a while. Mine works just fine.
862628
It works fine with fuel for two stroke engines. I installed one on my boat with a two stroke merc outboard, and it works great!
1750028
This is not a deep cycle battery. It runs my lawn equipment with no problem but I seriously doubt if you could run an outboard motor with it. it would start it but that's about it. Good luck.
1492907
I'm not sure, it fit on my 140hp omc outboard engine. But I had to drill extra holes on the lower unit for it to fit.Johnson, evinrude and Inc outboard engine is in most cases compatible.
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Hi good questions. This unit will only give you readings that your engine computer has and there is a lot. Also if you have a check engine light come on you can read it and reset the computer. If you get the unit you'll be glad you did. I am.
204595
Yes,it will work on both 2 stroke/4 stroke,it's in the directions.I would not buy another one because the battery doesnt last very long and is non replaceable .
1438155
No this (or any head gasket sealant) won't work on a marine engine. A marine outboard engine pulls water in, heats it up and discharges it. Head gasket sealants have to stay in the system in order to work.
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I am pretty sure it will. Follow this link, see if your motor is listed here, if so this should work for you. http://bpi.ebasicpower.com/p/MER91-849154T1/Puller,+Flywheel,+Mercury,+Mariner+Outboards This one (at Amazon) is a great deal cheaper than the one listed in the link and worked great for me on my V6 175HP.
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Not sure 100% what I always do in these cases is call or visit a mercury service Center and give them the tool part # and ask if it fits. That one works on 2 motors that I have a 1969 100hp and a 1972 50hp. You can ask them by those applications if the thread on the crank is the same. Good luck Robert and let me know if possible. I am just as curious to know now.
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when I bought it I phoned the seller and he checked that there is a setting on the back for 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines. I set it to the two stroke setting. It works on my 130 2 stroke Johnson so it will work on yours no problem. Also pretty accurate and very easy to install and all you need including the bracket are in the box. Hope this helps you out. Rick
1961016
I'm not sure about your motor. I have a 125hp 2 stroke 1998 Mercury and this thing works awesome. I was not sure if it would work on my motor it fits prefect. I hope this helps you.
1646271
Not sure. You need to look up correct part number on your manufacturers web site or contact a marine repair shop.
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yes, should work for any motorcycle, the readings on the guage itself mean nothing, as long as all needles are moving the same. usually you will sync to the #2 carb which has no adjustment.
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It was designed to work on 4-stroke motors, but I don't see anything showing which ones. The images on the front of the bottle seem to indicate it will work on 4-wheelers, jet skis, & motorcycles. You may wish to consult your manual or other information source & see if your engines specifics call for an oil that is rated API SL, JASO MA, JASO MA-2, or ISO-L-EMA2, which are the specs on this oil. I cannot say it will work for your engine with 100% certainty, though.