Re: No Compression - Power head Question
Before you turn your wallet upside down you might want to find out more about the extent of the problem. What is the compression on each cylinder? What do the plugs look like (each cylinder)? Have you pulled the heads? Do you have the OMC shop manual?<br /><br />If you take the time to read many of the posts on this site from people who have had simular problems you will find that the cost of repair could be as little as $200.00 if limited to one cylinder and you do all but the machine work yourself. Parts should not be an issue. On the other end, $3,300.00 does not seem out of line if the work is done by a qualified mechanic and comes with a warranty.<br /><br />On the other hand if cost is not an issue for you, buy a new one.