Lakeguy469
Cadet
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- Apr 1, 2013
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Looking at a 20 ft sea hunt this weekend and the seller said its in the water ready for a lake test, he also said I was welcome to do a compression test. Should I just take it out and see how it runs and if everything is smooth then don't worry about the compression test, 2) do compression test first then take it out, 3) take it out and then afterwards do a compression test just to make sure?
It is a 2003 150 Johnson 2 stroke.
This is my first boat purchase so I don't want to get burned.
Also what is the best way to do a compression test (never done one before)?
A) take out all spark plugs or only one at a time
B) ground the spark plug boots or not
C) take kill switch out or leave it in?
D) have read something about hooking something up to solenoid instead of cranking...
I don't want to look like a dumbA or screw something up if I do decide to do a compression test.
Thoughts and suggestions?
It is a 2003 150 Johnson 2 stroke.
This is my first boat purchase so I don't want to get burned.
Also what is the best way to do a compression test (never done one before)?
A) take out all spark plugs or only one at a time
B) ground the spark plug boots or not
C) take kill switch out or leave it in?
D) have read something about hooking something up to solenoid instead of cranking...
I don't want to look like a dumbA or screw something up if I do decide to do a compression test.
Thoughts and suggestions?