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    Replacing stern/transom brackets

    A lot of heat (NOT to the point where the aluminum starts to melt/flake/disincarnate but close to it) & an air-hammer with the right bit. You need a helper to heat or handle the hammer and pray to God the aluminum does not crack!! Watch out for the S/S bolt/rod does not form a mushroom on top...
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    1965 MERCURY 1000E CONTROL BOX

    Any that similar shaped painted black with blue or red decal up to very late 70's any before the 2000 Commander Keep in mind; that if original, the wiring will be in terrible shape
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    1993 Force 40

    You should also check the ignition components, here's a link to the procedures look up your motor and follow the instructions https://www.cdielectronics.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Tech-Guide-Digital.pdf
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    Force 85 really difficult to start

    HERE'S A POST WRITTEN BY THE LATE FRANK A. follow this to the T do not skip any steps!!! It is possible that although the triggers look the same you have one that is incorrect. If TDC occurs at the TDC mark and you can set the 28* WOT STATIC TIMING (plugs removed and wires shorted to ground)...
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    Force 85 really difficult to start

    As jerryjerry already mentioned; the trouble shooting guide Here's a direct link, look up your motor & follow the steps https://www.cdielectronics.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Tech-Guide-Digital.pdf
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    Force 85 really difficult to start

    Have you ready the Sticky notes at the top of the force/chrysler forum & did you go through the test procedure(s) ? Yes, inspect the reeds also
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    1976 850 runs on upper 2 cylinders

    As @Chris1956 set regarding the hoses, install hose; it is part of your re-circulation system as far as the spark-issue; Verify why no spark, here's a link to diagnose the ignition components & to pin point the failure to spark (my bet it is in the wiring)...
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    1993 Force 40

    -What are the RPMs at Idle-speed - New/ right spark-plugs? -What is the air/fuel mixture screw set at? -When was the last time the fuel-pump was inspected/replaced?
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    Force 85 really difficult to start

    What else have tried so far?
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    T&T leakdown tests

    It's good to see you figured it out; A great learning experience for you and advise for all of us!!
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    1993 Fisher Marsh Hawk 3V remote throttle control

    if........you have all the pieces, you can glue it. or make one
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    firing order

    Welcome to IBoats 1-2-3 is the correct firing Has the timing been set correctly? What are your compression-readings? Here's a link to check the the ignition-components; https://www.cdielectronics.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/7th-Edition-Troubleshooting-Guide_RS.pdf
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    mercury vs Force

    Here's a link to all the parts to compare; https://www.mercurymarine.com/en/ca/parts-and-accessories/parts-catalog?utm_campaign=Region+Redirection&utm_term=en&utm_source=Overlay_IP%3Dca&utm_medium=us
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    Quick confirm: oil mix

    -Nobody likes smoke, for sure! -Oils did improve over the years -Better engine; maybe Maybe after extensive research....they discovered that a mixture of 32:1 is sufficient, who knows?? but a 16:1 ratio may actually be better in other aspects/long term for them. The same would go for the Mercs...
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    Quick confirm: oil mix

    I'm not disputing what you're saying. About the Lawnboy mower however; I too have one ('90s) and run it 32:1 and have lots of compression left. I think it's just because they're really good motors and not your average $150 "crappy tire special"
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    mercury vs Force

    The one I looked at, the drive-shaft is not the same. Provide more details of what 150 hp / serial numbers?
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    Quick confirm: oil mix

    I guess that will be you, that I'll meet. looking forward to that :)
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    Quick confirm: oil mix

    Interesting, thank you I'm sure that one is not like the other, but I was hoping to avoid a mass argument of what is "the better one" That's why I said; use whatever you're comfortable with. Personally I don't care really, as long as is does the job. lol
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    Quick confirm: oil mix

    Canadian Tire has the tcw-3 oil on sale at times
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    86 Force 125 Carburetor needles and seat

    As Jerryjerry already mentioned; You should start your OWN thread by making a new post with your problem
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