Overall, it is best to just replace and buy a whole new fuel system. We usually change the fuel filter, low-pressure fuel pump, high-pressure fuel pump, and brand new fuel injectors. It is expensive, but it's the best option to get the outboard up and running for the long term.
@@thecollegequarterdeck the motors only done about 30hrs so hopefully get away with a flush of fresh fuel will update after lockdown in new zealand 🇳🇿 👍
As a brand new boater (Honwave t38ie3) this has been great for me. I watched a Irish guy going out to fish and he got 3 miles out and that is what his engine was doing, lucky for him he carried another small engine with him, he put it into a shop and they could not find a problem. But when ever he took it out to sea it happened again and again. Wondering if it was similar. Thanks for sharing Ray K. UK. YNWA.
I enjoyed the informative video, thank you for sharing. I am looking at buying a Suzuki 25 in the next year to replace my 1985 Honda. Would you guys still recommend Suzuki?
I do like how easy it is to access the parts of the outboard since you can take off the side cowlings and get anywhere you need to. We use these outboards for the summer program. They go through a lot of wear and tear. If taken care of, I believe these are great outboards. The flush out for the outboard is annoying though.
Thanks for the video. You think is a must to have fuel water separator. I noticed you have one and It does not stop the water to go into your fuel system.
Usually in these videos, theres so much water, its not surprising that water gets passed. The workers would leave the tanks open and water would get inside and it would get sucked up into the engine. If the fuel tank is taken care of then this should resolve the issue. I fuel and water separator isn't going to hurt ya. Its up to you if you decide you want one :)
Hello, can you help me with my engine?The temperature is good, the oil is good, and all systems are fine. The problem is the member is red and intermittent
Is there any need to bleed air out the fuel system after you open it up? I notice on the top of the Vapor separator tank there is a nipple with a cap on it. Do you know what that is? Thanks
@@thecollegequarterdeck I drained the oil from the Suzuki DF15 after about 10 hours. I left it in the bottle and after a few days a white precipitate formed from the oil at the bottom, a lot of it. What could it be and what cause could it be? New engine, only 10 hours old I also see that at high speeds, white smoke comes out of this nozzle near the cooling water nozzle
Id recommend flushing the entire fuel system. You may have to buy a new fuel filter, HP Pump and LP Pump. Id start by removing the hoses and getting as much water out as possible to see if that works. May have to take it to a dealer if you feel that it is outside of your area of expertise. Adding a fuel and water separating filter in your fuel line would be good to help prevent water from making it into the engine.
I have the same problem, random question- if I flush down the fuel left inside with the screw near the filter. And buy new gas, is there a chance that it will clean the system by itself? I just recently change the fuel pump, but then waiter too long to get back in the boat again and did not change the fuel 😢
Hi guys Awesome video! I have 2018 Suzuki 20hp with very little hours. Approx 50 hrs. Today I got 3-2 warning light and barely runs now. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance!
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With water in the fuel is there any other parts to drain or just what’s showed in video?
Overall, it is best to just replace and buy a whole new fuel system. We usually change the fuel filter, low-pressure fuel pump, high-pressure fuel pump, and brand new fuel injectors. It is expensive, but it's the best option to get the outboard up and running for the long term.
@@thecollegequarterdeck the motors only done about 30hrs so hopefully get away with a flush of fresh fuel will update after lockdown in new zealand 🇳🇿 👍
In injector rail also
As a brand new boater (Honwave t38ie3) this has been great for me. I watched a Irish guy going out to fish and he got 3 miles out and that is what his engine was doing, lucky for him he carried another small engine with him, he put it into a shop and they could not find a problem. But when ever he took it out to sea it happened again and again. Wondering if it was similar. Thanks for sharing Ray K. UK. YNWA.
Cheers!
Nice to see that some things never change.
How did we do? Do you like that nice orange color in Josh's hand and that nice red color in the thumbnail? :P
I enjoyed the informative video, thank you for sharing. I am looking at buying a Suzuki 25 in the next year to replace my 1985 Honda. Would you guys still recommend Suzuki?
I do like how easy it is to access the parts of the outboard since you can take off the side cowlings and get anywhere you need to. We use these outboards for the summer program. They go through a lot of wear and tear. If taken care of, I believe these are great outboards. The flush out for the outboard is annoying though.
I would prefer Yamaha over Suzuki personally. -Chris
Thanks for the video. You think is a must to have fuel water separator. I noticed you have one and It does not stop the water to go into your fuel system.
Usually in these videos, theres so much water, its not surprising that water gets passed. The workers would leave the tanks open and water would get inside and it would get sucked up into the engine. If the fuel tank is taken care of then this should resolve the issue. I fuel and water separator isn't going to hurt ya. Its up to you if you decide you want one :)
where did you get the injector tester? what is the make and model of the tester? thanks
I do not recall the tester. It is best just to buy new ones.
Your buddy used a pulse fuel injector in video. Where can I get one
You are doing a GREAT job! Thank you!
We appreciate it!
Hello, can you help me with my engine?The temperature is good, the oil is good, and all systems are fine. The problem is the member is red and intermittent
The member?
Nice videos! If you guys know a place where to mount a thermal pickup for a temperature gauge for the Suzuki DF9.9-20, I’d be grateful!
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Is there any need to bleed air out the fuel system after you open it up? I notice on the top of the Vapor separator tank there is a nipple with a cap on it. Do you know what that is? Thanks
I do not know what it is for, but so far we haven't had any issues with not bleeding the fuel system.
I bought a new Suzuki DF15. Can you advise me what fuel to use? PB95 or PB98?
Sorry, I am not really familiar with either fuel.
@@thecollegequarterdeck I drained the oil from the Suzuki DF15 after about 10 hours. I left it in the bottle and after a few days a white precipitate formed from the oil at the bottom, a lot of it. What could it be and what cause could it be? New engine, only 10 hours old
I also see that at high speeds, white smoke comes out of this nozzle near the cooling water nozzle
I got water in the gas tank and the engine shut down. What should I do, it doesn't turn on? It is a Suzuki 20 HP Manual year 2022
Id recommend flushing the entire fuel system. You may have to buy a new fuel filter, HP Pump and LP Pump. Id start by removing the hoses and getting as much water out as possible to see if that works. May have to take it to a dealer if you feel that it is outside of your area of expertise. Adding a fuel and water separating filter in your fuel line would be good to help prevent water from making it into the engine.
Did you fit it or not. I had same problem today going to try this
Which part?
I have the same problem, random question- if I flush down the fuel left inside with the screw near the filter. And buy new gas, is there a chance that it will clean the system by itself? I just recently change the fuel pump, but then waiter too long to get back in the boat again and did not change the fuel 😢
The screw on the fuel and water separator mount?
Hi guys Awesome video! I have 2018 Suzuki 20hp with very little hours. Approx 50 hrs. Today I got 3-2 warning light and barely runs now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance!
www.justanswer.com/boat/hbl8w-06-suzuki-df-140-throwing-3-2-error.html This should be a good place to start :)
Sea foam is like a chemical roto rooter!
Thats a way better example, Chris was really struggling...
@@thecollegequarterdeck easy to "Monday morning quarterback " harder when you are the presenter! Great job by both Josh and Chris!!
i just use very good high test in my 20hp suzuki
Nice!
Worst OBM DF30 . Always water mixes eith fuel
It also doesn't help that the instructors would wash the boat with the vent cap open. :(
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Thanks!
Ok the bes kumoto
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Good thing you have a mask on
Yeah, we were filming during the pandemic.
Always wear overalls and mechanics gloves not your great look dress clothes dude
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