While disassembling my "new" Renesis engine, I noted 4 ports under the
wiring harness on the top of the engine that connected ~1/4" dia
shaped/bent plastic tubes, with banjo bolt connectors, to ~ 1.5" long
jetted tube that screwed inside the engine.  The other ends of the tubes
were not connected to anything but were located so as to attach to
something towards the front of the engine; they also had  banjo
connectors.  What are they?

Mike Parker.

Sounds like the oil injector tubes Mike. They are connected to
a very very expensive (~$1500) stepping motor drive oil metering
pump. Not to worry. Mixing  one ounce of two cycle oil
with every gallon of gas is a far better solution anyway.
Just plug those holes with metric bolts.


Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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