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Dear Friends,
I'm trying to fix an old 2-stroke mariner 28 Hp and I keep running into the same problem. I have cleaned the carburator about ten times but when I try to start the sparkplugs stay dry even with full choke and full throttle! It's a manual start so I'm starting to look like schwarzenegger! I've checked these points: The fuelpump squirts out fuel when trying to start. When carburator is open I can blow through the nozzle (no obstruction). Tried sheet of paper in front of air-filter - sucks in air. Plugs spark (nothing to do with the fuel though). And now..... I don't know any more. Maybe you have some good ideas. Thanks Eddy |
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