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LOL. Actually - no. I cannot. And I still don't.
I tested the compression when I bought the boat from the guy and the exact number escapes me, but it was around 105-106ish and they were all the same.
I've got this motor scheduled at my local shop and, like you say, I'm sure they deal with...
Thanks to both flyingscott and racerone. The manual below is the one that I am referencing. It clearly marks my motor (E115TLCO). If this isn't the correct manual, then perhaps you can point me to the correct one. But I think this is a matter of me (a) making assumptions about this carbureted...
Whaaa? Seriously?
I'm reading then manual for this engine. It specifically has a section for Carb Mixture Adjustments on page 1-65. First step:
1. Temporarily iпstаll kпоЬs оп low-speed апd high-speed пееdlеs .
I assume these are the adjustment "screws" to adjust fuel/air. No? Then how is...
Just acquired a 1985 Evinrude 115 V4 (E115TLCO) here in Denver. My understanding from the seller is that he got it from a guy that owned it down in Texas. The motor runs pretty rough, and the seller gave me the impression that he never did more than put gas in it and pull his kids around. So...
