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The one that says it fits the 3.7 liter

compression is seriously low at 112psi. could be from not running. agreed, get a new carter pump. summitracing has them for the 470

if you have the old registration numbers, they can look it up from there.

See post #4

No, the engine will be OMC or Mercruiser. the base components may have come from GM. but the schematics, electric, etc. is all mercruiser

if she is on the east end, near 75, she should be fine.

simply google "Barr ford marine exhaust manifolds" a dozen places to buy them will come up.

by the look at his other thread. https://forums.iboats.com/threads/exhaust-riser.770601/ looks to be Ford

My luck the dang thing will follow the red line.... And Jim Cantore was in Hudson Beach yesterday afternoon.

I wouldn't spend any money on it until you get it registered in your name. Right now it belongs to your late grandfather. DO NOT USE PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER ON ALUMINUM the chemicals in pressure treated lumber will dissolve the aluminum. Fiberglassics may have a sears listing for the...

go to an OMC dealer. most I paid was $0.50 per O-ring in the middle of nowhere. I bought 6 and there are still 4 of them on a nail in my buddys garage. Go to NAPA for welsh plugs. they probably have O-rings as well. complaining about people on ebay capitalizing on people with telephobia /...

no, the flywheel wont swap back and forth from a 2-piece RMS block to a 1-piece RMS block if the block is cracked, the heads are most likely cracked. cant take pistons and swap, that takes re-machining the bores, and most likely they are no longer round.

Stock motors for past 30 years have need 9.4:1

You know Helene is following you home

Boat doesn't care what ignition system the motor has However the coil must match what the ignition system needs

Yes, it can be restored No, it will not be cheap Yes, it will take a lot of work The "orange" crumbly stuff is the foam core. That is shot No, I wouldn't take it out on any body of water bigger than a 40 acre pond

Read the links in the 3rd sticky down at the top of the forum.

Thru the dealer or the company that made your motor. Can't help you beyond that because you have not stated what motor you have. List of engine publication links in this sticky. https://forums.iboats.com/threads/winterizing-inboard-and-i-o.770207/

the switch and gauge wiring will be in the motor factory service manual. schematics for the boat never existed. you most likely have a bad connection.