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135HP Mercury Outboard Problem
I have a 1988 SeaRay 18 OB with a 135 HP Mercury (SeaRay) V6 outboard.
I purchased the boat new and except for a stator going bad a few years ago it has run fine. We used to do alot of skiing and it would always pull a skier out of the water with no problem. Last weekend I tried pulling a few skiers and the boat had a very difficult time getting them out of the water. The boat seems to idle fine, normal acceleration seems fine, top end seems fine, but the engine seemed to have no power when pulling a skier out of the water. I had a new set of plugs with me so I replaced the plugs but it made no difference. I checked the compression last night and found all the cylinders to be between 90 and 100 PSI. The plugs all looked ok. Would anyone have any suggestions as to what I could possibly look for, or where to start the trouble shooting process? Thanks |
135HP Mercury Outboard Problem
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135HP Mercury Outboard Problem
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135HP Mercury Outboard Problem
Hook up a timing light to each plug wire to see if they are ALL firing. If
not, you have an ignition problem. If they are all firing you have a carb problem. Bill |
135HP Mercury Outboard Problem
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135HP Mercury Outboard Problem
(Mikkilla) wrote in message ...
In article , says... Hook up a timing light to each plug wire to see if they are ALL firing. If not, you have an ignition problem. If they are all firing you have a carb problem. Bill Just cuz the light goes blink blink don't mean the Highspeed side of the Switchbox/cdi/ brain / who cares.. Is working right It only happens when he trys to pull a skier out of the water no while out and about with out a skier. I finally got a chance to hook up a timing light. I had spark at all 6 plugs. I guess it's time to check out the stators and other electronics. Thanks for all your help and suggestions! |
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