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  • What's Compression PSI on '07-50HP TLR-2 Stroke

    I purchased a Yamaha Service Manual for a 2007 TLR 50 HP 2 stroke.

    Pretty dissappointed on contents---Vary sparse !!!

    Any one know the normal compression values on this engine???

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    Compression should be even, no more than 10% difference between cylinders. The 50 2 stroke usually run about a 100 psi compression.
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    • #3
      Thanks...Now I know what sort of value I'm looking for. No numbers given in manual.

      I like to monitor compression season to season.

      Thanks !

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      • #4
        Compression Checking on Yam 2-Stroke

        I've been taught to take compression on a warm engine, with the plugs out and grounded.

        A recent venture into Polaris 2-stroke jet skis, I learned that it is better to take compression on a STONE COLD ENGINE with the plugs IN the cylinders not being tested and the plugs grounded.

        The engine will rotate faster and since cold you have a repeatable base line to establish norms.

        I've tried this procedure and the above is true.

        What does the Yamaha community have to suggest about this procedure ?


        Also.....in jet skis "Piston Wash " is monitored. That's the areas around the outside of the piston top that is "washed" by the fuel. Viewed through the spark plug hole---it looks like small c's about the size of your fingernail, or so.

        Not enough wash and the engine is running lean(hot), thus possible burning a hole in the piston.

        Comments please......

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