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That was checked and it was an even 110 on all four cylinders but the motor
hadn't been run for a couple years. The motor came off of a 20 ft Boston Whaler now it's on a 16' Thunderbird trihull could it be that the high speed jets are too big for the lighter load? Mick "Ron White" wrote in message ... Better run a compression test. The first stop incident sounds suspicious. may have ring and/or cylinder wall problems. -- Ron White Boat building web address is www.concentric.net/~knotreel |
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