The VRO (Variable Ratio Oil) system is an oil injection system used in some Johnson outboard motors, designed to automatically mix oil with fuel for two-stroke engines. This system adjusts the oil-to-fuel ratio based on the engine's RPM, providing more oil at lower speeds and less at higher speeds, which helps to reduce smoke and improve performance. The VRO system is often praised for its convenience, as it eliminates the need for manual mixing of oil and fuel, but it requires regular maintenance to ensure reliability. Many users opt to bypass the VRO system in favor of pre-mixing for added peace of mind.
more than likely 50 to 1
if you have "vro" engines ,there should be a separate tank to fill with oil and the oil is automaticly injected into outboards.
Fuel ratio is 50:1
Ahhh 10HP
Johnson and Evinrude outboards, use the model number, rather than the serial number, to determine the year model. Mercury outboards, uses serial number and horsepower.
If not using the VRO system, a 50:1 ratio is required, this is roughly one pint of 2 cycle oil to six gallons of fuel.
How much oil do I use per gallon of gas for a 40 HP Johnson motor
Johnson outboards uses the model number, to determine the age of the engine.
Johnson 50hp outboards with model designation TLEDS were manufactored in 1996.
On Johnson outboards, the model number is used to determine the year model of the engine.
If not using the VRO system, use a ratio of 50:1, roughly one pint of 2 cycle oil, to six gallons of fuel.
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