Can this be used on small, older o/b motors with their tiny mechanical fuel pumps? I have an '87 Yamaha 9.9 hp 4 stroke.
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Sorry if I'm late to chime in on your question. This is a great filter, however Racor does make a smaller model which will be more than adequate for your outboard. I am not familiar with that particular model number.
96753
I would think it would work well in any small gas engine. I use it in my whole house generator.
132026
Used it in a 1932 Ford fuel tank and have had no problems. This product is designed for newer fuels.
1599362
The best answer is to go check Seastar for your motor year and make and they have a list of cylinders that work with a specific outboard motor hope this helps. That's what i did i checked online before i ordered this one this one works with my Yamaha so i ordered it.
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I'd say yes - but I don't know for sure. Pretty sure your CATs run at a higher oil pressure than a conventional small block V8 but this sender is supposed to be good up to 80psi. So with that in mind, you should be OK . See the following link...http://www.marinepartssource.com/newdetails.asp?pnumber=S185899&mfg;=SIERRA&mfgno;=18-5899&desc;=0-80%20PSI%20Single%20Station%20Oil%20Pressure%20Sender
1690694
I use this on a 4hp Mercury 2-cycle outboard, just used the hose connectors I had from an old tank. No fuel pump other than crankcase compression vacuum I believe. Depends on your application I would think.
125001
No to small...u will burn that motor up and won't even get that car up too speed
2149126
I cant find any info on your old motor. As long as old motor operated on 110V electricity and turned 1rpm (seemingly most do but not all), this motor should work, permitting it looks identical. The output shaft of this motor is 1.1 inches long by 3/8 diameter with a flat side, 2 wire hookup, and 3 inch body.
516005
Yes it will. All of the serious producers of outboard motors have standardized on the gear case lube fittings, and Suzuki has done the same. The pump works great, by the way.
1586004
Usually used for smaller motors 9 -20 Hp if you have screw type fastener that clamp to the back of the boat it might work .
594587
Yes. We have an All-O-Matic motor and it works. Just make sure the codes are the same.
1380916
I would not. This is a lube additive, not fuel additive. May mess up your injector or reeds. Use only a HIGH quality 2 cycle oil for your engine. Trust me, cheep 2 cycle oil results in big problems later.
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of course! It's a 4 stroke engine. The problem I had was the fuel line falling apart for no apparent reason.
48472
Yes Larry, that is exactly how I used this pump on a 52 ford. Mounted on frame rail and retained the original mechanical pump on the engine. I felt this would help reduce the potential for vapor lock which was common back in the day. Fuel passes through when pump is not energized just fine.
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not sure about yamaha's, my application was a Honda ct - 70. it fit like a glove & runs great. I would think a good cycle mech. could advise youon this, sorry I can't help further,
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I don't know, I used mine on a 2001, 115 4 stroke Yamaha and it worked great. What I did find out was to only use the left one because when I used the right one it broke off the zerk fitting where a ground wire was attached.
96752
It should be good for all small engines ! I would use it for the pressure washer ! But I am no expert so you may want to call a company that sells an item like yours! Hope this was of some help to you.