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asked 9 months ago
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First checking the firing, then check the gas tank for water, if you have a outboard engine, i'm betting it is water that is your problem
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Probably a dumb question, but, is it a direct drive? I know my buddy's Mastercraft did the same thing and he checked everything before finally discovering that the ignition safety switch needed to be turned back to the correct position.
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Take the spark plug that is the second firing order out of the block if it runs but roughly its the exhaust valves.
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