seafoam is a liquid decarb agent (seafoam is the brand name) that can be put in the engine cylinders directly and/or in the gas and it also comes...
yepper....oil injected...... got some of the stuff specific to rudes.....
absolutely pistn!!! thanks EVERYBODY for all of the helpful advice.....i feel mo betta about spendin' the $350.00 for the boat, motor and trailer...
good news is that the 60 psi reading came up to 100 after the sea foam....
head gasket???? or maybe just burnin off the sea foam and extra oil i put in the gas....
ok folks...... after letting the cylinders soak in seafoam for a few days....i took readings of the cylinders again after i let the engine run...
just a question...... can you use resorcinol based glue in lieu of epoxy in the application of fiberglass?????? i understand it is a very strong...
the stringers were so rotted there was nothing there to use as templates.....i am supporting the boat on the trailer and will hold the sides with...
again, thanks for all of the advice folks....
ok thanks.......i will give an update soon
broken or frozen rings.....i am hoping just frozen on the 150......from what i have read, there is a plate on the side of the engine that can be...
more work done today. i can tell you this, i wish i had started working on my 1971 formula 22' cuddy cabin instead of the ebbtide. there is wood...
ok pistn.....i will put the plugs on the leads and ground them to the engine..... i put the liquid form of seafoam in the cylinders about two...
its a 1984 model but i did not have all of the plugs out nor wot.....
