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Doug Kanter September 30th 03 03:47 PM

DEwinterizing an outboard
 
Took my 15 hp 4 stroke Johnson to the dealer this weekend to have oil, plugs
& lower unit lube changed. The guy who wrote it up is obviously not a
fisherman because he didn't listen when I told him not to fog the thing for
winter. WTF? There are another 2 months left of pike fishing! Anyway, this
doesn't sound like a major problem, but what should I expect when starting
the motor the day after tomorrow? Strange colored smoke for a few minutes?
Tough starting? Nothing? Anything? Will the smell attract pike, or, heaven
forbid, Republicans?



September 30th 03 05:01 PM

DEwinterizing an outboard
 
Doug Kanter wrote:
: Took my 15 hp 4 stroke Johnson to the dealer this weekend to have oil, plugs
: & lower unit lube changed. The guy who wrote it up is obviously not a
: fisherman because he didn't listen when I told him not to fog the thing for
: winter. WTF? There are another 2 months left of pike fishing! Anyway, this
: doesn't sound like a major problem, but what should I expect when starting
: the motor the day after tomorrow? Strange colored smoke for a few minutes?

Similar starting and perhaps a little more smoke for about the first 5 seconds
of operation.

Not a big deal and you can buy a can of fogging oil easily to do it again.

b.


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