CoreyThompson
Cadet
- Joined
- Jul 1, 2004
- Messages
- 9
I just rebuild a 73 evinrude that had not ran in 10 years, new carb kits and water pump was about all it took. I've had it on the lake once, and it ran like a top. Brought it back home, lenghthened the battery cables about 4 feet and added a longer feul line (was running wires in the 16 foot flatbottom I'm building) and now the moter will not start. I've tried shortening the battery cables, but it doesn't seem to be the problem. When grounding the plugs against the engine block you can count three sparks, growing weaker each time, then they dissapear completely. I've read alot of posts about the power pack, Is this the problem or is it something else? Thanks alot<br />Corey<br /><br />Just to clarify, the problem is spark, cylinders are getting fuel and the motor will turn over once when you try to crank. Thanks