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Do the accelerator pump nozzles squirt fuel if you throttle up?

Then someone put a Rochester on your motor. The last Rochester carbs were new in 1989 BTW, the mercarb is a Rochester clone with a single idle adjustment screw. The mercarb has a single screw

Check for spark. If you have the original 2-wire distributor sensor, I suggest you spend the $50 on a new 3-wire sensor Also check the oil pressure switch (not sender). The oil pressure switch controls the fuel pump

I would go 4.3 or 5.0 vs the 3.0 @nola mike just did a conversion

Pull drive Disconnect battery cables Disconnect harness Disconnect exhaust Disconnect fuel line Disconnect cables Remove lag bolts from front mount, pull rear mount bolts Lift motor out If you have been removing the drive every year and keeping on top of maintenance, that whole process is...

2-barrel mercarb is correct for the 220hp. However you can upgrade to a 650cfm 4-barrel if you want which is about 240hp

In neutral the motor will spin to 5000rpm on 2 cylinders with a gummed up carb. Doesn't mean anything, and you run risk of destroying the motor Motor in pic is a vortec

Who put the 600cfm automotive carb on the motor?

Green Bay Propeller

2-part flotation foam is polyester foam.

glad you found the issue

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Is there power in the red wire at the key switch ... Yes or no If no, work your way back to the battery and find where you have power If yes, work your way along the purple wire until you don't have power

Pull trim cylinders and use ratchet straps

The texture is from the mold If you are just doing a small spot, you can wax an area, make a mold plate, and use that to mold in the repair

Use flotation foam. The spray foam would retain water

I would do some trouble shooting before replacing things

Like putting in a window on a vw beetle. A bit of fishing line

It will not melt the foam. Resin by itself will simply crack. Resin needs cloth

Looks like the skeg I had welded while I had lunch next door to the marina about 25 years ago. I think I paid $50 Check with your local marina