My 2002 25hp Honda outboard motor recently started smoking. The only problem I've had is that my kill switch appears to be worn out and I have to manually lift it back up to restart. Sometimes I crank it over and over forgetting to go through this process.
Would this cause a build of gas to enter into the crank system thus causes it to smoke?
The smoke is thick and mainly white with a little blue. It smells like it burnt or from a truck that has low compression.
There is an oil slick behind my boat as well
My mph is dropping.
Would I be flooding it while cranking it with the kill switch inoperable?
I have also had bad luck and hit to rocks this year pretty hard.
Can any one provide some advice please?
Tony
Would this cause a build of gas to enter into the crank system thus causes it to smoke?
The smoke is thick and mainly white with a little blue. It smells like it burnt or from a truck that has low compression.
There is an oil slick behind my boat as well
My mph is dropping.
Would I be flooding it while cranking it with the kill switch inoperable?
I have also had bad luck and hit to rocks this year pretty hard.
Can any one provide some advice please?
Tony