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Alan L.
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" I had previously posted usin
" I had previously posted using an incorrect subject(s.l.o.w.) so I am re-posting and hoping to get a few responses.
In the cold weather(below 50 deg f),my 93 evinrude 175hp requires at least 5 to 10 minutes for the rpm's to cut back which seems excessive.My questions are:
1.is this normal
2.does it cut back at a fixed temperature or is it adjustable and if yes,how
3.I assume that the system works based on a signal from a temp sensor(is this correct)
4.Is it ok to go b4 the engine rpm's cut down as 10 minutes is a long time to wait or is it detrimental to the overall engine operation or quick start system.
Thank you "
" I had previously posted using an incorrect subject(s.l.o.w.) so I am re-posting and hoping to get a few responses.
In the cold weather(below 50 deg f),my 93 evinrude 175hp requires at least 5 to 10 minutes for the rpm's to cut back which seems excessive.My questions are:
1.is this normal
2.does it cut back at a fixed temperature or is it adjustable and if yes,how
3.I assume that the system works based on a signal from a temp sensor(is this correct)
4.Is it ok to go b4 the engine rpm's cut down as 10 minutes is a long time to wait or is it detrimental to the overall engine operation or quick start system.
Thank you "