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![]() It sounds like it came real close too seizing perhaps. You may have gotten lucky.... only time will tell. -W "c.haidar" wrote in message news:jUr%a.156787$o%2.66169@sccrnsc02... I have a question I hope some of you folks can answer.This is long so bear with me please. I was out yesterday the oil indicator came on but my wife didnt notice it for a few minutes (she was driving). The boat jerked once so she stopped it. I checked the oil (it's a 90 HP outboard) and it was very close to being empty. So I filled it up and tried starting it but no sign of life. Waited a few minutes and tried starting it, finally it started. I revved it up and it sounded fine, put it in gear and it would die on me. After a few attempts, I would rev it up to 3500 rpm, but when I put it in forward the boat wouldn't go more than 2000 rpm on full throttle....after a few attempts, tried it and everything was back to normal (except it was idling at 400 rpm and choking up). Can someone explain to me what happened (other than the fact that we should have checked the oil before we went out? Your help is much appreciated, thank you!!!! |
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