Reply With QuoteIt doesn't matter. Here are the instructions if you need them. Decarbing Your Engine- The Process-HOW AND WHY - iboats Boating Forums Pay particular attention to how messy it is as it can really mess up a drive way.
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Decarb and remove VRO
Before the season gets goin really well ....I intend to do a decarb on my '94 Johnson....and I'm planning on removing the VRO...
Would it be a good idea to do the decarb before I unhook the VRO....??
Or... go ahead and unhook the VRO....premix oil and seafoam in a small container of gas ....to do both at the same time....??
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It doesn't matter. Here are the instructions if you need them. Decarbing Your Engine- The Process-HOW AND WHY - iboats Boating Forums Pay particular attention to how messy it is as it can really mess up a drive way.
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I have owned several Johnson's with VRO. I have ALWAY'S had them removed. I know several people who have run them for years with no trouble, but for me it's not worth the risk. I don't mind mixing the oil manually as it is pretty easy and quick. I currently own a 1997 115 h.p Intruder and a 1997 90 h.p.SLE (comes without VRO) both are set up for premix only.
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