It's not like the carb version, efi has no choke-throttle.Probably it will inject more fuel(elektronic)but that's what I want to know and if you need to push the choke(key)?maybe it chokes automatic(temp sensor)ps does anyone has an owners manual for this engineGtzz tirett
Tirett, I think "naketa" was asking a question, not giving you an answer.You can get an owners manual at a mercury dealer. Or you might be able to order one here:http://www.mercurypartsexpress.com/P...phome.asp?CID=I would check to see if they will ship to Belgium before I ordered one.
Roscoe, I will order a manual(they ship to Belgium), but i was thinking that naketa gived me an answer.I'm sorry for that Allthough I do not understand his question maybe you can explain naketa's question to me GtzzzTirett
After read some of naketa's other posts, I believe he is new to boating. I think he was asking if a keyswitch activated choke, would be considered an "automatic" choke.I have used an efi outboard only once.It did not have a choke built into the switch.I believe the computer compensates for the air temp, engine temp, oxygen level, and humidity level, much like an automobile with efi.
Hello Roscoe,I think it's an manual, automatic chokeWhen I turn the key, I can push it(standaard merc-control)When I push it while starting cold I believe it's choking, because the engine will run after first try.also without pushing the key, sometimes engine ran at first crank Allthough I don't really tried to figure it out.That's why I ask this question here.I've no manual from this engine :o Hope someone knows it here Thx Gtzzz Tirett
The temp sensor provides ECM with engine temp signal, determines enrichment of fuel until engines reaches 90 degrees F. Temp sensor has to have clean engine ground. You only have to turn key to start.