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Mercury Outboard Compression Data
Can I get the recommended compression range for a mercury outboard
anywhere online without purchasing a manual? |
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Different gauges will read different numbers, and motor temperature has an
effect as well as throttle position. They key is that all cylinders should be within 15 psi. I would expect your readings to be between 100 and 130. "Clint G" wrote in message om... Can I get the recommended compression range for a mercury outboard anywhere online without purchasing a manual? |
YES!
"Clint G" wrote in message om... Can I get the recommended compression range for a mercury outboard anywhere online without purchasing a manual? |
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote in message . ..
On 26 Aug 2004 10:20:13 -0700, (Clint G) wrote: Can I get the recommended compression range for a mercury outboard anywhere online without purchasing a manual? Which engine, what year? Later, Tom 2000 50 HP 4-Stroke Model 50ES 4S |
"John Wentworth" wrote in message ...
Different gauges will read different numbers, and motor temperature has an effect as well as throttle position. They key is that all cylinders should be within 15 psi. I would expect your readings to be between 100 and 130. "Clint G" wrote in message om... Can I get the recommended compression range for a mercury outboard anywhere online without purchasing a manual? Thanks, I'm looking for the range for a 2000 50 HP 4-Stroke Merc. |
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