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doesn't this require a good wiring harness? The boat is in desperate need of a rewiring - I am looking to direct wire from the battery to the starter.
BTW - what is a 'cable stud'? thanks
i did this and I got a higher reading. This has encouraged me to hook in the battery and remote starter. I think the faster cranking produces an accumulative pressure. "We'll see what happens". I'll let you know but I'm encouraged. Thanks for the discussion!
I do have a good battery but the wiring harness is complete junk. I also have a remote starter. is it as simple as wiring the (-) side to the solenoid and the (+) to the starter switch or does it need to be stepped down?
1977 Merc 0115 Tower of Power (2 stroke) It does have a pull rope auxiliary start. I was turning the flywheel with a wrench and getting very low readings consistent across all cylinders (30psi except for #1 which was 60psi and that is the top cylinder and usually the problem one) I did not yet...
