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Old 13 May 2013, 00:19   #1
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oily residue coming out of the lower weep hole

ok i fired my 2 stroke mariner up and have noticed some oily residue coming out of the lower weep hole , i `m thinking i will have to check for water colour as a seal may have gone ,

it could also be i run my fuel on about a 50-1 rather than the 100-1 ... it`s not much oil but its only been ran in my weely bin

does anyone else get this problem or is it a major must sort now ?
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Old 13 May 2013, 00:28   #2
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ok i fired my 2 stroke mariner up and have noticed some oily residue coming out of the lower weep hole , i `m thinking i will have to check for water colour as a seal may have gone ,

it could also be i run my fuel on about a 50-1 rather than the 100-1 ... it`s not much oil but its only been ran in my weely bin

does anyone else get this problem or is it a major must sort now ?
I would have thought it would be worth running it on the correct fuel / oil ratio and give it a proper run on the boat to clear it out and then see what it is doing. Chugging in a wheelie bin with too much oil in the mix wont give you an accurate scenario.
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Old 13 May 2013, 00:30   #3
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Oily in what way?Black , clear or creamy? Weep hole?


Pics would help.
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I get oil out of the exhaust, prop and round a little whole by the gearox. will try to put a pic on shortly.

and theres not issues with my 2st 75hp mariner. :-)
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If it was winterized it will probaly be the special fogging oil coming out ,if so that is normal but as an aside I would not run any 2/str on a 100.1 mix always 50.1
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Old 13 May 2013, 10:21   #7
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It is black in colour it wasnt fogged but could be i guess as it only had a few hours use..i was told by a marine engineer to use 50/1.. its not much but i dont want to trash the gear box
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Probably 2 stroke residue. it's the wrong colour for gearbox oil.
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Old 13 May 2013, 10:56   #9
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Looks normal to me. old 2stroke oil running out of the flush hole.
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Looks pretty normal to me. Looks like two stroke. Probably needs a good run out on the water. Stick to 100:1 in my opinion and check the plug type.
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Old 13 May 2013, 17:29   #11
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cheers for that chaps i`m doing a sibfest in a few weeks so see what the others think ,but i think it probably just needs a good thrashing.. being fairly new to the scene its hard to know whats normal
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Looks normal to me. old 2stroke oil running out of the flush hole.
it was coming out of the hole above the flush hole ,not too worried now though
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