1986 mercury 50 hp 3 cyl 2-stroke stop running when is hot no more spark

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Specifications, features, and options are subject to change without notice. ... Connecting Rod: Linkage that connects the crank to the piston in an engine or ... crankshaft main bearing cap is secured by four bolts, rather than the standard two, for ... Found on all Mercury Marine 4-stroke ... At top speed, Mercury 50hp Four.

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Nov. 3, 2017 - The Boating Forum - mercury torque specs - im looking for mercury powerhead torque ... Proportional Serif, Monospace Serif, Casual, Script, Small Caps ... sorry for the novice question, but is this correct for marine engines? if so, ... 4-16 - titled POWERHEAD Crankshaft, Pistons and Connecting Rods (4 Cyl.) ... Missing: 2013 ‎cap

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PDF information. The description and specifications contained herein were in effect ... Name of engine manufacturer: Mercury Marine Technology Suzhou Co., Ltd. Address: ... 4 stroke. Identification of Engines Covered by This Declaration of. Conformity. Name of ... in loosening or disengagement of the steering link rod. This can.

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Jul. 17, 2013 - I think those bolts are 5/16 and for clean dry threads 20 ft-lbs is roughly the rating. That's for a grade 5 (3 marks on the head) but marine engines ...

50:1 But if your doing mostly low rpm cruising (trolling) then you could reduce that a bit to 75:1 to help reduce smoke. If you do mostly mid to higher rpm cruising, then 50:1 (1 pint to 6 gallons. )
Or 200mls in 20 liters if your Canadian.

Bad spark plug wires or coils.

2 cycle, 50:1

when it stops immediately check for spark if no spark when warm but spark when cold suspect ignition coil or related component

Have your spark plugs changed AND carbs cleaned and adjusted.
Usually that can also be caused by a seized advance system ( plate under the flywheel, commanded to turn with the throttle linkage... )

my main suspect here in a case like this is the reed valve ,its sits behind the carb and all 2 stroke engines have one ,if you remove this and its clean and sealing up ok then check the stator under the flywheel ,In the end i gave up with the 2 stroke engine and bought a 4 stroke engine and the amount of fuel i have saved ?? Under the flywheel on the top of the engine is a advance /****** mechanism and this could be sticking or siezed up as well

Your crankshaft turns 2x times the camshaft. Put it this way as # 1 cylinder reaches TDC (top dead center) of the firing/compression stroke, and this will be after a (8 degs BTDC) spark to ignite the air/fuel mix, the # 3 cyl. will be at BDC of the intake stroke and as #1 begins its power down stroke, (during explosion of air/fuel mix), #3 begins its compression up stroke, the #4 cyl. will be coming down with #1 cyl. but #4 will be in the beginning of its intake down stroke, and #2 cyl. will be coming up with #3 but #2will be in its BDC of the exhaust stroke. Which has just fired previously to #1. 1342134213421342 etc. Now the cam turns to open / close the valves; In the outline above, #1 cyl. valves will both be closed. #3 cyl. will have the intake starting to close at this point. #4 cyl. will just be starting to open its intake valve, and #2 will be starting to open its exhaust valve. Is all this clear as mud? So as the crank makes one full rotation (in a 4cyl. engine) only the firing of one cylinder has happened.and at every rotation one cyl. will fire. So #1 at TDC then one full rotation, #1 back at TDC, but this TDC is half of its 4 cycles, (1)Intake, (2)compression, (3)power, (4)exhaust. this 1234 refers to the 4 cycles of the rotation not firing order.

ck your fuel pump pressure

Firing order 1 2 3 is common on most three cylinder outboards. 1 3 2 is the only other combination.