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  1. jimmbo

    No joy on 1969 Evinrude

    Found these. Not factory but it does explain the Timing Marks on the Flywheel. It does assume you have a Test Wheel for it
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    1975 9.9 sea horse

    I hate having to ask this but, You are using Mixed Gas, when spraying it into the Carb?
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    Second mortgage for a carb?

    Holley puts the Numbers on the Air Horn.
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    No joy on 1969 Evinrude

    Do you know why we are always demanding a Large Gap for a Spark Test, even though the Gap on a Plug is usually about 0.030"?
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    No joy on 1969 Evinrude

    Using a Spark Tester. You can't gap a Plug to 3/8"
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    1990 Johnson 90HP 2 Stroke Bogging - Help!

    6 or 7 bolts hold them on. There might be a few things also bolted on in front of them
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    Stuck between pitch

    That little bit of Malarkey has sold Millions of Stainless Steel Props. Any Flex is about 1/100", if that
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    Stuck between pitch

    At what rpms does the Cam chosen, provide best Horsepower, and best Torque? What is the Overall Gear Ratio of the Outdrive?
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    Stainless Prop Film

    Which is why a few posts back, I thought Low PH. I guess it could be Brackish Water. The water in Lake Mohave is a Chemical Stew, and is quite Brackish.
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    1975 9.9 sea horse

    Okay. A few post back I had asked if the Spark could jump a 5/16" gap. I know 5/16" is far wider than the 0.030" plug gap, about 10.5 times greater. Thing is, under Hi Pressure that 0.030" gap, has the Resistance of about a 3/16" gap at 14.7 lbs, which is why large Gaps are required for Spark...
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    1975 9.9 sea horse

    You have been focusing pretty much on the Ignition System. What do the Plugs look like? Wet, Oily, dry Carbon? I am asking in order to determine of Fuel is getting to the Cylinder, through the Crankcase. You could remove both plugs, ground the Leads, and pull the Starter Cord repeatedly, have...
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    Spray from the outboard

    I love it when the AV Plate is Visible when on Plane. A cupped SS Prop would probably keep a better Bite on the Water, especially on turns
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    73 mercury 7.5

    Hold on. Merc Motors before around 1969-1970 used to have the Gearshift Lever close to Horizontal when in Neutral. Lifting it upward, provided Forward, pushing it down, provided Reverse. I guess if someone managed to get the Shift Lever mounted wrong, the Control would appear backward. Post a...
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    Stuck between pitch

    I will admit that the OMC Stringer, had a Vastly Superior Trim System, not Partswise, but in how the Change of Trim occurred., By raising/lowering front of the Engine, the resulting Arc of the Outdrive was a much better way, than having the Pivot Point at the Double U-Joint on the shaft going...
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    Parts Left Over LOL

    I doubt it is from a 60s 75hp, which leaves the 70s 75 and a newer Merc Did you take the control boxes of either Engine apart?
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    73 mercury 7.5

    Welcome to iboats But it has Forward and Neutral?
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    Help identifying a motor

    That Decal at the Bottom of the Exhaust housing is the Conformation
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    Stainless Prop Film

    Perhaps it had been run in an Alkaline Lake, but there the Aluminium usually takes a Beating
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    Am I getting water of of fuel path Properly 150's J150VXCIS 2001 carbed 150'

    My 140 Evinrude didn't, neither did my Merc 115 or 150 FICHT, and, my VP I/O certainly doesn't. The I/O has a Water Filter, but I replaced it 4 yrs ago, after 16 yrs and there wasn't any water in it.
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    Am I getting water of of fuel path Properly 150's J150VXCIS 2001 carbed 150'

    Having that Ethanol Garbage blended to the Fuel, certainly doesn't help in Marine Apps
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