Son ran it hot, lost compression on top piston set for 2 years, let a kid rebuild it with 2 new pistons and rings. Has spark and fuel can’t get it to crank even with starting fluid. Thanks for all input
Will do, The original carb set outside in weather for along time I've taken it off many times and cleaned but probably not sufficient. Lots off Dirt daubers in East Texas!
All new stuff on but still no crank. Found fuel leak at the bottom right of crank case. Bolts not torqued properly would be my guess.
My question is should there be a sealant used on the mating surfaces of the crank case. Any professional advice is appreciated. Thank you
Tore down, cleaned it really well, lightly sanded with 1200 grit, used Anaerobic sealant and torqued the bolts. Letting it sit for 48 hrs. before I start to reassemble. Screwed up the alternator and exciter coils with the bolts from the flywheel ( dumb, dumb, dumb ). I will never gripe about what boat mechanics charge per hour again!!!!
Permatex 51813 is the only Anaerobic one I could find at Auto part store. It said it's ideal for Crankcase applications and is solvent resistant. Crossing my fingers. Still have it sitting on bench curing. If anyone thinks this brand of sealant is not going to work let me know before it goes back in.
Thanks
All back together still no crank.
Only thing I can think of is the new excitor had on 1 red wire coming off and a black ground mounted into bolt hole. The old excitor had 2 wires
Ok I gave up and got a Tohatsu service manual. Studying section 7 now pages 193-268, Paying close attn. to page 214! Ignition System Performance Testing Flow Chart