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You can but with a carb engine you can get more oil in the cylinders spraying it straight into the carb. EFI's are not done this way because the oil will coat the sensors and cause issues next season.
You can but with a carb engine you can get more oil in the cylinders spraying it straight into the carb. EFI's are not done this way because the oil will coat the sensors and cause issues next season.
So winterizing an older mercruiser carb engine is totally different? If I keep it in the garage where it doesnt freeze I dont have to do any of this right? Just add fuel stabilizer...
Ive got a 3.0 Mercruiser with carb too. yep, add stabilizer.. you should be good. as to in garage that don't freeze,, your good there too, as long as it don't freeze...avoid any possibility by draining the block and manifold
Ive got a 3.0 Mercruiser with carb too. yep, add stabilizer.. you should be good. as to in garage that don't freeze,, your good there too, as long as it don't freeze...avoid any possibility by draining the block and manifold
