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did you buy a quicksilver brand, or something else. post a pic of your distributor and the two hall effect pickups

same circuit. one is a schematic, one is a diagram.

If you are in saltwater, a heat exchanger is recommended. Motors with heat exchangers have zincs in the heat exchangers

I would jump straight to the shorter cylinders base on what I went thru with a similar transom on my 2002 SR

Bennett has short cylinders. You got to simply call them. They swap for your standard ones

The 3 wire should bolt right in. BTDT a few times

Enrich the mix (like a choke)

I used it for stringers and transom

Been my motto for decades

Look at the wire color and hope whitewater marine used ABYC wiring colors

Best vinyl I have used is Sunbrella horizon. They have a 5 year anti-pinking warranty Today's treated lumber only lasts about 7-10 years as compared to 20+ because they quit using arsenic Recommend seat covers for storage going forward

If the boats distributor has a vacuum advance, it's a fuse for a bomb as the distributor is not marine

There is no vacuum advance on marine distributors. Depending on which advance curve the distributor has, you set your base timing so you have 34 degrees all-in So if you have a 22 degree advance, you can go up to 12 BTDC. If you have a 24 degree advance, you set base to 10 BTDC

Your vinyl is toast. Only way to fix is replace Vinyl no longer lasts more than 7-10 years since the reformulations back in 2004 when they got rid of arsenic as the anti-microbial

check your fuel pressure

the 1995 motor should be a 168 tooth flywheel the 1989 motor may be a 153 tooth or a 168 tooth. worst case, you need to get a flywheel. (look for a truck manual transmission flywheel) If you have the room, should be a reasonably quick swap.

I have replaced the strap about many times before the winch itself ever needs replacing. get a new strap, lube up the winch axle, good to go for about 5-8 years. the fishing boat on its 1958 trailer is on its 5th or 6th strap that I have been involved with it. I think Dad changed it 2 or 3...

Need to measure the journals, the rod ID and while at it, the bores

You need to do every bit of maintenance the prior owner didn't do Also, in the outboard stickies is a thread on waking a motor that has slumbered for more than a year

I use a piece of PVC pipe with the edges sharpened for taking foam samples However if your foam is wet that high up, that is not a good sign. Most likely the "oily" feeling is the bacteria colony