Suzuki 20 HP Outboard Engine

Suzuki 20 HP Outboard Engine

Suzuki 20 HP Outboard feature F - N - R gears, water cooling, a 25 Litre external fuel tank, and a durable aluminium propeller designed for reliable performance.

Powerful, Efficient and Lightweight

Experience the perfect balance of power and efficiency. The DF20 combines Suzuki’s advanced technology with a compact, lightweight design, delivering impressive fuel economy without compromising performance.

Available Models

• DF20 AS - Short shaft (381mm), recoil start with tiller steering. Colour: Pearl Nebular Black. Weight: 44kg.

• DF20 AL - Long shaft (508mm), recoil start with tiller steering. Colour: Pearl Nebular Black. Weight: 45kg.

• DF20 AES - Short shaft (381mm), electric start with tiller steering. Colour: Pearl Nebular Black. Weight: 48kg.

• DF20 AEL - Long shaft (508mm), electric start with tiller steering. Colour: Pearl Nebular Black. Weight: 49kg.

• DF20 ATS - Short shaft (381mm), electric start with remote steer (including side mount control box) and power tilt. Colour: Pearl Nebular Black. Weight: 52.5kg.

• DF20 ATL - Long shaft (508mm), electric start with remote steer (including side mount control box) and power tilt. Colour: Pearl Nebular Black. Weight: 54.5kg.… DESCRIPTION

Suzuki 20 HP Outboard Engine Key Features

Battery-less Electronic Fuel Injection

This innovative system delivers rapid and reliable starts, smooth running, and quick acceleration - all without the added weight or complexity of a battery.

Effortless Starting

The combination of easy-to-pull recoil start and electronic fuel injection ensures hassle-free starts every time, even in challenging conditions.

Lean Burn Control System

Suzuki’s Lean Burn Technology smartly adjusts the fuel-to-air ratio according to your engine’s needs, maximising fuel efficiency and reducing emissions for a cleaner, greener ride.

Suzuki 20 HP Outboard Engine FAQs

• What comes standard with the engine?
  Most models include an aluminium propeller, a 12L or 25L external fuel tank, and a fuel line. Electric start and remote control models  also include a side mount remote control box.

• What maintenance is required?
  Regular servicing according to the owner's manual is crucial for reliability and maintaining warranty coverage. This includes using genuine Suzuki parts and fluids. Regular flushing with fresh water after saltwater use is essential to prevent corrosion and blockages in the cooling passages.

• What is the warranty period?
  New Suzuki outboards often come with an impressively long warranty, for example, 6 years in some regions, provided the maintenance schedule is followed.

• What comes standard with the engine?
  Most models include an aluminium propeller, a 12L or 25L external fuel tank, and a fuel line. Electric start and remote control models  also include a side mount remote control box.

• What maintenance is required?
  Regular servicing according to the owner's manual is crucial for reliability and maintaining warranty coverage. This includes using genuine Suzuki parts and fluids. Regular flushing with fresh water after saltwater use is essential to prevent corrosion and blockages in the cooling passages.

• What are common performance issues?
  Common issues include RPM surging/stalling (often fuel delivery problems like clogged injectors or a bad fuel pump), overheating (worn water pump impeller or clogged cooling passages), and a spun prop (loss of power with excessive RPMs).

• What is the warranty period?
  New Suzuki outboards often come with an impressively long warranty, for example, 6 years in some regions, provided the maintenance schedule is followed.

• Which should I choose the 20 HP or 25 HP model?
  The 20 HP is a 2-cylinder engine, while the 25 HP often has 3 cylinders, which typically results in smoother operation with less vibration. The 20 HP is lighter and classified as a portable motor, sometimes not requiring dealer installation, whereas the 25 HP may offer more power for heavier loads or faster speeds. Your decision should depend on your boat size, speed requirements, and the availability of local service for parts and repairs.