Here is my problem:
After every outing with my 1996 75hp force, I take the spark plugs out and clean them Due to the fact that they are always solid black. I never foul any plugs after a whole day of boating, they are just really carboned up when ever i take them out. So carboned up that you can barely make out the top of the plug. Agian, she starts up fine and runs fine on the water though. My queation is how can i clear up this issue. I preformed a decarb job about 1month ago with good results. my mixture screw is set at 1.5 turns out. I am however, mixing at little over the 50:1 ration when getting gas. I put a little more oil than reccommended mabey around an oz more. The guy I bought it from reccommended this process? Anyways, how much carbon does it take to mess up you rings.......And how can I correct my issue thanks guys.
O I am also using citgo, B.A.S.S. sponsors this oil if that helps. It isnt the best quality of oil runs around $7 for a gallon.
After every outing with my 1996 75hp force, I take the spark plugs out and clean them Due to the fact that they are always solid black. I never foul any plugs after a whole day of boating, they are just really carboned up when ever i take them out. So carboned up that you can barely make out the top of the plug. Agian, she starts up fine and runs fine on the water though. My queation is how can i clear up this issue. I preformed a decarb job about 1month ago with good results. my mixture screw is set at 1.5 turns out. I am however, mixing at little over the 50:1 ration when getting gas. I put a little more oil than reccommended mabey around an oz more. The guy I bought it from reccommended this process? Anyways, how much carbon does it take to mess up you rings.......And how can I correct my issue thanks guys.
O I am also using citgo, B.A.S.S. sponsors this oil if that helps. It isnt the best quality of oil runs around $7 for a gallon.