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I have a miss at higher RPMs. Also lost RPMs ove the past few month. About 600-700 rpms. Ordering a DVA Adapter but only getting 465-470 ohms resistance. Could this be the cause? No Charging issues at all.
I have a 1998 75HP Force on a 25ft Crest Pontoon. It was running around 4600 rpms with a intermitant miss at high speeds. (sounds like machine gun) Eight weeks ago the high speed miss increased and also a loss of rpms which is now at 3000. (all readings from tach on dash) Also a drop in mph 19...
Any suggestions on removing the decal striping. My panels are riveted on and I'm ok with the color of the panels just want to remove the old peeling strips and replace with painted strips.
While replacing the needle and cleaning the carb I made the regretful decision to attempt to remove the main tube. As I turned the tube I noticed that it did not seem to be coming out. I tried to tighten back up. It gets hard to turn but does not come to a solid stop. It will get tight then...
Completely rebuilding my 1998 Crest II. Trying to keep it completely as designed except colors. Anyone know where I can get these ladder mounts. Thanks :)
Been nosing around looking for solutions but need to start my own thread. I have a 98 75 force on a 25' Crest pontoon. I have had it for a year. This boat has been on the same lake and in the water year round from what I can tell its whole life. To start it up the throttle needs to be opened...
