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Anyone know what psi reading I should expect on these 1988 200's?
On a new engine? An engine that I probably don't want? "D. Bailey" wrote in message ... I have a couple of '84 150's. One I rebuilt in 2000 and the other has had no major work. These are basically the same as the 200 with a different carb. They both run like tops. I baby them and inspect regularly. The biggest problem is rust. These were manuf. before the Sal****er Series and Im afraid the power heads are going to outlast the Tilt/Trims, Shift rod, Steering arm, lower unit, etc.. Pull the props and inspect the large keeper (thrust?) ring just inside the lower unit. This ring has a tendancy to corrode in-place and crack the lower unit. I had to weld one of my lower units' oil case shut. I can find no mention of proper compression in any Yamaha manual for these puppies other than they should all be within a few psi and mine are. The rebuild being slightly higher of course. I would guess they are worth somewhere in the neighborhood of $1000 - $1500 ea. Oh yea... Do loosen and and re-tighten the lower unit bolts occasionally. Enjoy! db~that reminds me, Its about time to start thinking about de-winterizing and spring inspection. |
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