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Engine timing

Billy bats

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2013
Boat Model
SX
Boat Length
21
On 2013 sx210, is engine timing (1052cc) marks/dots supposed to be off?
 
Do you haver the service manual for your boat? It should give you the correct information.
 
@Scottintexas Are you able to steer @Billy bats in the right direction? Thanks.
@Billy bats It would also be helpful to put in your zip code or location in case there is someone in your area to assist you.
 
BillyBats, update your profile so we know where you're at,

can you take a picture of your marks so we can see what your looking at,

Do you have a problem that you suspect is timing related?


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Boat is at mechanic, had fuel injector issues with it and he told me he noticed dots aren't lined up.
 
I have similar engine(s). On mine there are two punch marks: one on the exhaust camshaft and one on the intake camshaft. Those should be perpendicular to the cylinder head when piston number one is at top dead center (TDC). In order to change that, the engine must be removed from the boat; and the cylinder head removed to adjust the timing chain. If the engines ran well at one time, I do not know if I would go down that path without being absolutely sure. I have not heard of the timing chain problems with these engines. Maybe @BrentEB has the service manual for your boat and can verify.
 
I have similar engine(s). On mine there are two punch marks: one on the exhaust camshaft and one on the intake camshaft. Those should be perpendicular to the cylinder head when piston number one is at top dead center (TDC). In order to change that, the engine must be removed from the boat; and the cylinder head removed to adjust the timing chain. If the engines ran well at one time, I do not know if I would go down that path without being absolutely sure. I have not heard of the timing chain problems with these engines. Maybe @BrentEB has the service manual for your boat and can verify.
Code came up that it overheated prior to me owning it. Boat actually ran fine but My rpm,s were off by 1000, bad fuel injectors. Was getting blow-by, as they were adjusting va
I have similar engine(s). On mine there are two punch marks: one on the exhaust camshaft and one on the intake camshaft. Those should be perpendicular to the cylinder head when piston number one is at top dead center (TDC). In order to change that, the engine must be removed from the boat; and the cylinder head removed to adjust the timing chain. If the engines ran well at one time, I do not know if I would go down that path without being absolutely sure. I have not heard of the timing chain problems with these engines. Maybe @BrentEB has the service manual for your boat and can verify.
I just cant see timing being off other than chain jumped. Started with a small fuel injector problem and now escalating.
 
2 questions: 1.How many hours have you put on the boat? 2. Has it overheated while you have been using it?
 
No, never overheated since we had it, about 200 hours on it
 
Sounds good. How about spark plugs and connectors? Is everything dry and making good electrical contact?
 
did the mechanic adjust the timing to make the marks align ????
 
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