2000 Vmax 0x66 power failure/knocking..

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magikstik

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Hey outboard GODS! I have a 2000 yamaha 150 Vmax 0x66 that started knocking horribly while running Sunday. I dont think it overheated, cause no alarms went off, however I know those alarms are not a sure thing.. Yesterday I pulled cover, and everything looks fine.... Turned key, and the knocking is still there when it turned over.. Could it be the powerpak..?
I dont think the water pump or oil injection failed, but guess its possible....

THANKS!!
 
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robert graham

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Not God here, but best not continue running motor until knocking noise is identified and repaired.....it probably won't get better like it is....
 
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magikstik

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I wish I had more to give you guys... I took cover off, and there is no visible issues.. I noticed a miss a couple times prior to the noise, which caught my attention, as the plugs were fresh... Those CDI's are NOT CHEAP!!! MY GOODNESS!! I mean, I have found a couple used motors for $3500... not much more than the CDI... I don't suppose there is anything I can trouble shoot to eliminate the possibility of the CDI before bringing into a mechanic to open up?

Thanks again for you guys INFINITE wisdom!!!!!
 
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robert graham

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The labor to disassemble, repair and re-assemble would be the big expense....at this time....BEFORE a rod comes through the side of the block!....I'd find a real technician and let him listen and look at it before going further....
 
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99yam40

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CDI can be tested with the correct test equipment while on the motor.

how much a repair could cost depends on what is all bad. need to find that out 1st

a friend had twin DT150 suzuki motors on a boat. his son took it out on a trip and came back sying it had a knock
we found pieces of piston and wrist pin in the exhaust at the prop on one of the motors.
totally trashed block and crank
 
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