I was curious to see what you guys are seeing for water pressure at average and wide open throttle on a 250 HPDI. I am still trying to find the " sweet spot " on the trim for my Z 21 250 HPDI. Thanks for the input guys !!
I was curious to see what you guys are seeing for water pressure at average and wide open throttle on a 250 HPDI. I am still trying to find the " sweet spot " on the trim for my Z 21 250 HPDI. Thanks for the input guys !!
Mine runs any where from 10 to 20+ depending on water temp. Alarms aint never went off yet.
So the water temp has an effect on the water pressure... don't mean to sound dumb but after all these years I didn't know that.
When I had my 521VX with the 250 HPDI at WOT my water pressure would be between 20 to 25 lbs. Now saying that in the summer months the water pressure would drop dramatically to less than 10 lbs and than jump up to around 16 lbs. Yamaha recommends a minimum of 11 lbs of pressure at WOT.
Good Luck with your motor - Glenn
When I get the boat on plane she has plenty of pressure its just when I want to get some speed and trim up the water pressure drops and it confuses the hell out of me why. Some people said I many have trimmed up too high too soon but it can't be when I didn't even trim half way, not even a quarter....I'M CONFUSED AND CONCERNED. The rig is the best I ever had and love it to death and want to make sure she runs right. HELP !! I have a manual jackplate.
I don't think the sweet spot will be found using water pressure on a HPDI LU with low water pick ups. You'll need to use speed, rpms and bow lift as a guide.![]()
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Like Glenn said, I have seen the exact same thing with mine.
I heard the same from Yamaha as Glenn. If you have at least 11 PSI at all times, run it and don't worry!
There have been a multitude of posts on here about this subject, so research back if you want more detail (and get confused even more).
Mark
I run even with the pad and as high as 1/2 above and never got down to 11 lbs water pressure. I have the HPDI LU. I doubt you'll run it as high as me.
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But your running 80+ that will push more water in there![]()
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I have the 200 and mine seems to run about 15-23
-Rich
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But at 60 I still have tons of water pressure.![]()
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196 mile trip...I thought I made long runs!![]()
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i agree you will loose lift or speed way before you will loose H2O press with the LU that the HPDi has
Mike I guess that that speed is not to bad for a bullet!![]()
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One thing to consider is that your poppet valve is open at higher RPM's allowing more water in and out of the motor. The flow can be as much as double with it open so while you may have >20 PSI you are still pushing a good amount of water. Think of it this way, your water pump does 20+ PSI before you poppet opens up, now the water pump has an additional opening to push the water out of so it could result in lower water pressure. At least that's how it was explained to me but am no mechanic.
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