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Rick wrote: does everyone believe that hitting the kill switch at WOT we can expect to get water into the engine?? I know you can poop the boat but engine damage is a little more then water over the stern. Rick, If you suddenly shut the engine down at high speed what happens is that as the engine stops spinning it will actually take a few turns in the opposite direction, drawing water up into the cylinders. I had the same thing happen to a friend of mine several years ago, his young daughter reached over and turned the key to the off position. He called another friend and he told him what happened. He told him to pull the plugs and crank the water out. He put the plugs back in and it started right up! I would have never beleaved it myself, but it worked. I would do the same thing with the boat in this thread, plus an oil change, he may have some rings that are frozen, they should loosen up with some light weight oil in each cylinder overnight. John |
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