. Sitting for 20 months after wintering should not be causing the issues you are seeing, which is why I asked about the service source.And if it is the EMM you certainly can break things
.Advice Needed!- Repowering a 26X with a new 50-70HP outboard
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kadet
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Re: Advice Needed!- Repowering a 26X with a new 50-70HP outb
Starting to sound like an EMM problem to me or other electrical issue affecting the starter and oil pump, strange that an engine working fine before a service then has issues first time it used after, bad software update . Sitting for 20 months after wintering should not be causing the issues you are seeing, which is why I asked about the service source.
And if it is the EMM you certainly can break things .
. Sitting for 20 months after wintering should not be causing the issues you are seeing, which is why I asked about the service source.And if it is the EMM you certainly can break things
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Re: Advice Needed!- Repowering a 26X with a new 50-70HP outb
Kadet:
Quite possible. That's precisely my point. If all the subsystem are monitored and regulated by a proprietary computer (which, by the way, comes at around $1,500) then repairing it or even debugging it is a major, specialized project.
But then again, maybe updating the software is what it takes. Keeping my fingers crossed
Quite possible. That's precisely my point. If all the subsystem are monitored and regulated by a proprietary computer (which, by the way, comes at around $1,500) then repairing it or even debugging it is a major, specialized project.
But then again, maybe updating the software is what it takes. Keeping my fingers crossed