I have small amount of water that is milky on 2 of my spark Plugs 70 hp Seahorse 84

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Does any one know what causes this.Engine runs fine with collars on. I am new at this so you can see.
 
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Re: I have small amount of water that is milky on 2 of my spark Plugs 70 hp Seahors

How does it run on the water ??
 
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Re: I have small amount of water that is milky on 2 of my spark Plugs 70 hp Seahors

boobie said:
How does it run on the water ??
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We haven't ran it in the water yet since we just bought it.. we ran it with the collar and it starts up without issue.
 
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Re: I have small amount of water that is milky on 2 of my spark Plugs 70 hp Seahors

Did you check the fuel for any water in it ??
 
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Re: I have small amount of water that is milky on 2 of my spark Plugs 70 hp Seahors

Collars? If you're speaking of running the engine by using a flushette, have the water turned on full force (high hp engine).

Check the compression. What are the readings of all cylinders?
 
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Re: I have small amount of water that is milky on 2 of my spark Plugs 70 hp Seahors

Joe Reeves said:
Collars? If you're speaking of running the engine by using a flushette, have the water turned on full force (high hp engine).

Check the compression. What are the readings of all cylinders?
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I have now turned it over to a friend to troubleshoot for me. My time has gotten very busy so i am un able to work on it anymore. Thanks for all your advice i will forward to him.

Thanks again
 
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