Isa4325
Petty Officer 2nd Class
- Joined
- Oct 7, 2017
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- 121
Something is not right. At WOT my engine hit 2000 RPM and settled in with a per. WOT should have hit some where around 5000 + RPM's.
Checking timing and the actions called for in my SELCO Chrysler Outboard Repair Manual 1962-1984 required a circumference of my flywheel and then the WOT timing which was 32 degrees BTDC. In order to find that point on my flywheel I had to measure the distance from TDC of #1 to the bottom of that stroke, 2.706" or approx 2-23/32". 32/360*= 0-088 now I was suppose to multiply 0.088 x flywheel cir, 30.75" = distance to be measured from TDC clockwise to get my 32* BTDC mark on the flywheel. DONE (SEE PHOTO FROM MANUAL) My flywheel has two inscribed marks, one is (l0) and the other is (3I6) as in 36 with the line being the mark. When I locate my 32 degree spot on the flywheel it is before, (BTDC) the 36 mark. Which poses as a problem for me. Any help out there? 713-899-3336 or text me please.
Checking timing and the actions called for in my SELCO Chrysler Outboard Repair Manual 1962-1984 required a circumference of my flywheel and then the WOT timing which was 32 degrees BTDC. In order to find that point on my flywheel I had to measure the distance from TDC of #1 to the bottom of that stroke, 2.706" or approx 2-23/32". 32/360*= 0-088 now I was suppose to multiply 0.088 x flywheel cir, 30.75" = distance to be measured from TDC clockwise to get my 32* BTDC mark on the flywheel. DONE (SEE PHOTO FROM MANUAL) My flywheel has two inscribed marks, one is (l0) and the other is (3I6) as in 36 with the line being the mark. When I locate my 32 degree spot on the flywheel it is before, (BTDC) the 36 mark. Which poses as a problem for me. Any help out there? 713-899-3336 or text me please.