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Someone posted this URL here befo
http://www.brownsmarina.com/tech-winter-outboard.html This is a very good article. but something I am not quite sure.. Can someone tell me what does it mean by "roll the engine over by hand"? pls forgive me not good in english.. Quote from article: "For those that may be storing for extended periods of time or in warm humid conditions, you might want to remove the spark plugs and squirt some additional 2 stroke engine oil or fogger into the cylinders, then roll the engine over by hand to thoroughly coat everything. Re-install the plugs to minimize condensation during the storage period." Thanks... |
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On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 06:37:53 GMT, "Andy Kalsey"
wrote: what does it mean by "roll the engine over by hand"? pls forgive me not good in english.. ================================== It means to turn the crankshaft without using the starter motor. This can only be done with all sparkplugs removed on most engines, usually by grabbing the fan belt with your hands and pulling, or by using a wrench. |
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