MARINE PROPULSION SYSTEMS, INTAKE AIR SYSTEMS FOR MARINE PROPULSION SYSTEMS, AND MARINE PROPULSION SYSTEMS HAVING EXHAUST GAS RELIEF OUTLET
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Oct 24, 2013
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Jun 17, 2013
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Apr 11, 2012
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A marine propulsion system is for propelling a marine vessel in water. The system comprises a marine vessel and an outboard motor that is coupled to the marine vessel. The outboard motor has a first inlet that receives intake air for combustion. A second inlet is located on the hull of the marine vessel and a conduit conveys the intake air from the second inlet on the marine vessel to the first inlet on the outboard motor. The system comprises an outboard motor that is coupled to a marine vessel, and that comprises an exhaust gas relief outlet that is located above the water when the outboard motor is at idle speed. A conduit conveys exhaust gas from the exhaust gas relief outlet to a discharge outlet located on the marine vessel.
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