Yanmar 3YM20XSD25 engine

The Yanmar 3YM20XSD25 is a 3-cylinder, 4-stroke, vertical water-cooled marine diesel engine designed for sailboats and smaller motorboats, frequently configured with the SD25 saildrive. It is known for its compact design, quiet operation, and compliance with EPA Tier 3 and RCD 2 environmental standards.

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The Yanmar 3YM20XSD25 is a 3-cylinder, 4-stroke, vertical water-cooled marine diesel engine designed for sailboats and smaller motorboats, frequently configured with the SD25 saildrive. It is known for its compact design, quiet operation, and compliance with EPA Tier 3 and RCD 2 environmental standards. 
Key specifications for the engine and SD25 saildrive include:
Engine Performance & Technical Data
  • Maximum Output (Crankshaft): 15.3 kW / 21 mhp at a rated speed of 3600 rpm
  • Displacement: 0.854 L (52.1 cu in)
  • Bore x Stroke: 70 mm x 74 mm (2.76 in x 2.91 in)
  • Combustion System: Indirect injection
  • Aspiration: Natural
  • Direction of Rotation: Counterclockwise viewed from stern
  • Compression Ratio: 23.5:1
  • Fuel Consumption: Approximately 1.8 litres/hour at cruising speed 
Dimensions & Weight (Engine with Saildrive SD25) 
  • Dry Weight: Approx. 144 kg (317 lbs)
  • Dimensions (Length x Width x Height): 873 mm x 463 mm x 600 mm 
Saildrive (SD25) Specifications
  • Type: Constant mesh gear with dog clutch
  • Reduction Ratio (Forward/Reverse): 2.64 / 2.64
  • Direction of Rotation: Counterclockwise
  • Dry Weight (Saildrive unit): 30 kg 
Standard Features & Equipment
The engine includes a fresh water cooling system with heat exchanger, a 12V – 125A alternator, mechanical engine management, and a 12V – 1.4 kW electric starter. Standard components include a B20 panel, flexible mounts, exhaust mixing elbow, and electric stop solenoid. 
Optional Accessories
Optional accessories such as a high-riser mixing elbow, hot water kit, and various extension wire harnesses are available. 

 

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