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Hey guys and gals -
I need or widsom in my situation. I started the topic about Ethanol..and now they are talking about those rubber-bands airplans (how in the world can go off topic seriously). Anyway...as most may not know, my Suzuki DT140 (1985) two stroke, oil injected outboard motor got burnt (internally) probably lack of oil circulation or cooling system was not working, in either case, I was told it will cost over $1,000.00 for repair. I have requested a full cost, but waiting for that to come in, but in the mean time: All of you, compairing the pro and cons of repairing the motor for less than $3,000 or go for a newer engine (avg 7k to 10k dollars). Due to changes in our fuel situation where additives are being added to gasoline, I worry about older model motors not being able to handle the fuel changes versus newer engine that are design for the changes in the fuel contents. Should I go for new motor or stick with the old true blue regular gasoline engine? Gil p.s. I've posted this question in another group..please pardon me if you see this again in a different newsgroup. |
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