ChrisAunchman
Cadet
- Joined
- Apr 24, 2011
- Messages
- 6
Hi All,
Alright so I think this is my first post. I have a 1992 Evinrude that will NOT stay idling. Here is what I know and checked:
- I performed a compression check values where 105 PSI for each cylinder
- I did a quick spark check and I am getting a nice strong spark to both cylinders
- I cleaned the plugs they where a little fouled
- I tore down the carburator this weekend, I didn't see anything obvious I did
the basic carb cleaning blowing through and cleaning passages, needle did not
look worn
- I set the low speed idle screw at 1 1/2 turns out for a baseline.
My questions are does my compression seem alright? The motor seems to run alright at WOT and part throttle. It seems as though the problem is in the idle circuit, at least that is what I was thinking. It starts right up with throttle open, is this right, the handle is worn so I couldn't find the start position. Whats a good check to see if it is getting TO much fuel. IF I pull the plugs as seen as it stalls and the plugs are wet is this an indication. It will stay running in nuetral with a little throttle once the throttle cam comes in contact with the thingy on the fly wheel lol, yea I don't know the exat word....Oh yea I also learned how to rewind that spring on the recoil starter thats FUN!!
Any help would be greatly appretiated.
Thanks,
Chris
Alright so I think this is my first post. I have a 1992 Evinrude that will NOT stay idling. Here is what I know and checked:
- I performed a compression check values where 105 PSI for each cylinder
- I did a quick spark check and I am getting a nice strong spark to both cylinders
- I cleaned the plugs they where a little fouled
- I tore down the carburator this weekend, I didn't see anything obvious I did
the basic carb cleaning blowing through and cleaning passages, needle did not
look worn
- I set the low speed idle screw at 1 1/2 turns out for a baseline.
My questions are does my compression seem alright? The motor seems to run alright at WOT and part throttle. It seems as though the problem is in the idle circuit, at least that is what I was thinking. It starts right up with throttle open, is this right, the handle is worn so I couldn't find the start position. Whats a good check to see if it is getting TO much fuel. IF I pull the plugs as seen as it stalls and the plugs are wet is this an indication. It will stay running in nuetral with a little throttle once the throttle cam comes in contact with the thingy on the fly wheel lol, yea I don't know the exat word....Oh yea I also learned how to rewind that spring on the recoil starter thats FUN!!
Any help would be greatly appretiated.
Thanks,
Chris