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    What would make a flywheel hard to spin? Starter won't spin it.

    On a 4-stroke when the valves timing is off, yeah maybe On a 2-stroke?? I can only see this happening if the (intake reeds are seized solid/melted-on???) but then it would be in a scenario as your post #5
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    What would make a flywheel hard to spin? Starter won't spin it.

    I'd love to hear his theory behind this (don't ever go back to this guy)
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    Most common problems with 4 cyl / 3cyl chrysler outboards

    Plenty of those around & why / what check valve?
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    What would make a flywheel hard to spin? Starter won't spin it.

    Most times these head gaskets can be reused
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    85 force propeller replacement

    IF the motor is not for a looooong time in the water; NO OR shave down the Anode Yup, just the two screws and wiggle off the shaft.
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    85 force propeller replacement

    I would of removed the anode , that would of saved the hassle of doing what you did
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    85 force propeller replacement

    The 4" diameter is force prop. the 4.25 would be for Merc. and others?? The gap between the prop would be a problem IF this was a flow-through lower-unit due to the fumes leaking through the gap. But this is not so for that reason; you'd be okay Now just hoping you're not picking-up fish-lines...
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    1990 Dual Force 120s one side showing 16.7v at speed with dual batteries

    My solution was a solar panel charged my deep cycle & my starting battery was charged by the motor with a rectifier/regulator; never had a problem after that
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    1990 Dual Force 120s one side showing 16.7v at speed with dual batteries

    As jerryjerry mentioned don't use a deep cycle & regular starting battery, they have different charging rate ( absorb voltage) Your best solution(in my opinion) is to get a rectifier/regulator that can handle the max output of the stator, their relative cheap & available ($40) This will solve...
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    85 force lower unit drain plug

    You can also; Attach a "ground" wire to the block & use that to ground the white wires to kill the engine
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    1998 Force 90 ELPT by Mercury Marine

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    1989 Force 125 hp Over heat alarm when put in gear

    The tell-tail is before the thermostat, isn't not?
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    1987 Force 125 tower shaft linkage frozen/seized

    Is the key on the shaft? P/U-tube inside pump-housing? Lower-unit deep enough in water?
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    Bizarre starter behavior (won't "bench test" on motor)

    Pull the cap & check brushers or brush springs, the contact overload
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    Bizarre starter behavior (won't "bench test" on motor)

    There's a logical explanation for it & lots of ideas to diagnose Does the starter turn the engine with the plug out?
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    Bizarre starter behavior (won't "bench test" on motor)

    Sounds like a "weak/faulty" starter and/or bad ground wire
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    Force 125 Trim Motor working, but I think it should go higher

    So true, if it wasn't for those pesky plug gasket/0-rings that never completely seal :{ I think also any failures (upper driveshaft bearing) are that the oil-level is not kept to its max
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    Anyone know where timo get CDI 8th Edition pdf?

    Welcome to Iboats https://issuu.com/cdielectronics/docs/tbs_guide_8th_edition_-_digital_
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    125 HP outboard stiff steering @ high speed

    You can search in the old files of this forum regarding hard steering issues on pontoons. there's a lot of suggestions
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    Won’t stay running 125 force pestoline

    Okay, just checking if we're on the same page :D The timing has to change, when turning the "screw" the bolt-style "screw" causes the ends to get closer or further apart that in turn moves the position(rotates) of the trigger-assembly
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