On 25 Nov 2005 07:11:15 -0800, "
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Did he mean turning off the "kill switch" (lanyard
stop switch)? Did he mean unplug the wire from all the spark plugs?

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For your purpose either choice will work, anything that allows the
motor to "turn over" without actually starting.

Harry's advice regarding professional testing is good however.

Did he mean turning off the "kill switch" (lanyard
stop switch)? Did he mean unplug the wire from
all the spark plugs?

For your purpose either choice will work, anything
that allows the motor to "turn over" without actually
starting.

Great! I will use the kill switch to prevent the engine from starting
while I do a load-test on the batteries.

Thanks.

Jay Chan

With my 1993 Merc 150, water doesn't come out of the pee hole until
2100-2200 rpm, using the ear muffs, even with a brand new impeller.

Ron M.

With my 1993 Merc 150, water doesn't come out of the pee hole until
2100-2200 rpm, using the ear muffs, even with a brand new impeller.

Sound like this is a common problem with flushing earmuffs adapter, and
I will only run the motor at idle speed (around 1000 rpm) when I am
flushing the motor or running the motor to winterize the fuel system
anyway. Therefore, seem like this flushing earmuffs adapter is not
suitable for my motor, and I should be using a small water tank. Oh
well...

Jay Chan