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spicerak

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hey i just have a question sho

hey i just have a question should u have to choke about 10 times and pump a ball for engine to start if it sits for a week
 
"when starting,..u hold key in

"when starting,..u hold key in for full choke...u dont push and release...yes,squeeze primer bulb till firm,before cranking,this fills carbs and fuel lines."
 
i was just wondering why i hav

i was just wondering why i have to pump ball and choke my engine all the time when i see other boats thathave been siting for a while just turn the key ones or twice and it fires right up
 
"i cant rem what eng u have,..

"i cant rem what eng u have,..but,..thay,make have what is called-'quick-start'...it advances timing automatically......also,i think u had eng prob's if i rem right...an eng in good shape,a tuned eng,clean carbs,fresh fuel,makes a big diff.Your eng may not have quick start.list your eng again."
 
150 1989 evinrude .well the ba

150 1989 evinrude .well the ball drops prime if i havent used it in a while.should u always have to prime the ball.my brother has fuel injection and that fires up on a dime is that the diffrence.he never primes the ball thanks
 
He does not have to prime the

He does not have to prime the system because it has an electric fuel pump.There is a difference between older motors and new. Also these motors have a computer that does the thinking for the owner.Now that is convenient for those that have the money in case something goes wrong.
 
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