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![]() Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: But I suppose you could get a bummer occasionally. So you do know your stuff - awright an expert!!! Maybe in your world, but I've seen bad Datcon's too - in particular with Case/IH tractors which have a failure rate similar to what we're talking about on their smaller engine lines. I use Faria gauges and on other boats, they seem to work fine. This is a Johnson/Evinrude problem and it's pretty unique to them - I don't know why, but it is. So you do know your stuff - awright an expert!!! LOL! Well, I've been working with this stuff for about 27 years. And you could be right about it being a J/E problem. The obvious solution, is to trade for a Mercury! ?: 0 Maybe in your world, but I've seen bad Datcon's too I like the disclaimer there, Tom. Yes, my world is, well should I say more automotive minded. When we rebuilt my dads 1950 8-N ford, I put a Datcon guage (amp guage, though) on it, and it's been service faithfully for better than 20 yrs. and it never sees a shed, dial is faded, but still waterproof. Same way with his IH 434. Of course they may blow up tomorrow, but if so, i couldn't blame it for 10+ yrs of service. Maybe I ought to get out more often..... |
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