Four Points To Avoid When Using Outboard Motor Gasoline Engines

Gasoline engines are an important part of outboard motors, and according to relevant people from outboard motor manufacturers, when using such engines, there are often the following four points that need to be avoided:
1. Ensure sufficient engine oil that meets the grade specified by the original factory, check the oil pressure frequently, and replace the engine oil according to the run-in period.
2. Keep the correct ignition time, avoid adjusting the ignition time too early, which will cause sudden explosion and overheating of the engine.
3. During the run-in period after the engine overhaul, the operating procedures and regulations on load reduction and deceleration during the run-in period must be strictly implemented.
4. Add sufficient cooling water, and check the cooling water volume and water temperature frequently.