antistatic
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Hello all tech-minded people.
I have an older tohatsu m90a motor for sale, I think it's from 1993, have no papers on it. My brother asked me to sell it for him, as he got it fixed recently. He got another carbie sent in from overseas and installed by some selfeducated mechanic. The problem is that we thought it was another 90 hp carbie( we have no expertise in outboards ) untill I "deciphered" some numbers on the installed carbie. The originals are Keihin BC m90AA but the one I am worried about is Also Keihin BCP m70BA, which tells me it's from a smaller motor with 70 hp. I would like to now how much time this outboard has to run before something nasty happens, or can this new carbie be adjusted professionally. We never had it in the water, it was bought out of order. Thank you for your help and appreciate any comments.
I have an older tohatsu m90a motor for sale, I think it's from 1993, have no papers on it. My brother asked me to sell it for him, as he got it fixed recently. He got another carbie sent in from overseas and installed by some selfeducated mechanic. The problem is that we thought it was another 90 hp carbie( we have no expertise in outboards ) untill I "deciphered" some numbers on the installed carbie. The originals are Keihin BC m90AA but the one I am worried about is Also Keihin BCP m70BA, which tells me it's from a smaller motor with 70 hp. I would like to now how much time this outboard has to run before something nasty happens, or can this new carbie be adjusted professionally. We never had it in the water, it was bought out of order. Thank you for your help and appreciate any comments.