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Honda BF30 HP Outboard Engine

SKU:BF30 SHGU

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Honda BF30 HP Outboard Engine

Honda BF30 HP Outboard Engine are a quiet, fuel-efficient, and reliable 30-horsepower, 4-stroke, 3-cylinder engine known for its robust performance and eco-friendly design. It is available in various configurations, including short and long shaft lengths and with either tiller or remote controls.

Honda BF30 HP Outboard Engine Key Features

  • Engine Type: The BF30 features a 4-stroke SOHC 3-cylinder engine with a displacement of 552 cc (33.7 cubic inches). This design contributes to smooth power delivery and quiet operation, allowing for conversation while cruising.
  • Fuel System: It uses a compact three-carburettor system with an accelerator pump, which provides instant throttle response. It also includes an auto enrichment system (automatic choke) for easy starts, even from cold. The engine runs cleanly on unleaded fuel, making it environmentally friendly.
  • Ignition & Starting: The engine uses a Programmed Ignition (PGM-IG) system that precisely controls ignition timing for optimal performance. It comes with an electric starter on most models, with some manual start options available.
  • Corrosion Protection: Honda's exclusive 4-Front Corrosion Protection System, a patented multi-layer paint process with sacrificial anodes, protects the engine against the elements for enhanced durability in saltwater and freshwater environments.
  • Safety & Convenience: The engine features an Engine Alert System with visual and audible warnings for low oil pressure and overheating. It also includes a high-output 10-amp alternator on electric start models to power onboard electronics.

Technical Specifications :

Horsepower 30 HP @ 6,000 RPM
Displacement 552 cc
Cylinders 3
Weight ~72.5 kg (160 lbs) for L-type dry weight
Starting System Electric (Manual start available on some configurations)
Shaft Length Short (15 in / 381 mm) or Long (20 in / 508 mm) options
Fuel Delivery 3 carburettors with accelerator pump
Cooling System Water Cooled (with thermostat)
Trim & Tilt Power Trim & Tilt or Gas-assisted manual tilt options available
Gear Ratio 2.08:

 

Honda BF30 HP Outboard Engine FAQs

  • Does the Honda BF30 require mixing oil and fuel? No, the 
    Honda BF30 HP Outboard Engine is afour-stroke enginethat runs cleanly on unleaded fuel only, so no mixing of petrol and oil is necessary.
  • What type of oil should I use? Honda recommends using 
    Honda Marine 10W-30 FC-W engine oil or 5W-30M engine oil. Always consult your owner's manual for the specific recommendation for your model variant.
  • Does the engine come with oil from the factory? No, the engine does not contain engine oil when shipped from the factory. .
  • How often should I service my outboard motor? Routine maintenance tasks like oil changes, spark plug replacements, and fuel filter replacements should be done regularly, according to the schedule in your owner's manual. The fuel filter should typically be replaced after 400 hours of use or every 2 years, whichever comes first.
  • How should I store my engine for a long period? If you plan not to use the outboard motor for 30 days or more, you should drain the fuel from the engine and fuel tank to prevent issues caused by aged or degraded fuel.
  • Can I transport the outboard motor lying flat? The engine is designed to be transported in an upright position. If you must lay it on its side, be sure to drain the engine oil out first, following instructions in your owner's manual, to prevent damage.

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