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En el libro de mantenimiento de mi Suzuki DF 200..........se recomienda Repsol 10/40 y que yo sepa no existe este aceite en version "nautica". ![]() ![]()
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What type of oil should I use in my Suzuki outboard?
We suggest that customers use genuine Suzuki 4 Cycle Engine Oil. We feel our oil is the best available on the market today. Our oils are formulated to provide superior lubrication and protection for internal engine parts in the harsh marine environment. Suzuki oil meets the National Marine Manufacturer Association (NMMA) Four Cycle Water Cooled (FC-W) standards. The actual oil recommendation is: SAE or NMMA FC-W 10W-40 (operating in temps from 14 degrees to over 100 degrees F) or 10W-30 (operating in temps from -4 degrees to 86 degrees F) API or NMMA FC-W Classification SE,SF,SG,SJ. For temps below -15 degrees F use SAE or NMMA FC-W 5W-30. http://www.suzukimarine.com/FAQ/Main...0outboard.aspx ![]()
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"Born to sail, but forced to work..." Editado por RMR2ENG en 20-02-2013 a las 12:50. |
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Aprovecho para matar otro mito:
Is the timing chain really maintenance free? Yes it is! The timing chain is located below the powerhead where it runs in a continual oil bath for dependable and quiet operation. With Suzuki's exclusive automatic hydraulic chain tensioner, you can focus on boating and having a good time. (DF40, 50, 60, 70, 90, 115, 140, 150, 175, 200, 225, 250, 250SS, 300). http://www.suzukimarine.com/FAQ/Main...ce%20free.aspx O sea en los Suzuki no hay que cambiar la cadena de distribución.
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"Born to sail, but forced to work..." Editado por RMR2ENG en 20-02-2013 a las 12:55. |
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