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  • #16393
    willg
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      Mumbles,

      I haven’t changed any ignition parts yet, just cleaned and reset the points. It does have newer short condensers in it, so someone has been into the ignition before me. I want to run it again with the square fuel pump before I do anything else to it.

      #16837
      willg
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        Well ran it again with a good known fuel pump off my dad’s 1991 15, and is still loosing rpm’s at full throttle. It runs beautifully at idle and mid range.

        #16987
        willg
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          Started on the ignition refurb tonight and I think I may have found the culprit. The points appear to be "frosty" looking, could this cause an issue?

          #16989
          pappy
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            quote Mumbles:

            It could be one of the capacitors going away. Just because they’re new doesn’t mean they are good. Since I’ve had several Champion plugs fail right out of the box to, I stick with NGK’s now.

            And on the other side of that coin we have had exactly zero failures of Champion spark plugs in over 5 years now at the shop and have had several failures of NGK plugs.

            #16992
            chris-p
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              Prop hub not slipping is it?

              #16994
              willg
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                Prop is brand new, genuine Evinrude prop.

                #17023
                cajuncook1
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                  1965 9.5 hp sportwin?

                  Always remove the points, even if new and clean them well. A shine that even Mr. Clean would admire.

                  Edit: I removed the part of my post with exhaust leak issues, because I looked back and you stated that running with the cover off did not help.

                  #17048
                  willg
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                    Ignition is all back together with the exception of torquing the flywheel nut. It’s got new points, condensers, German Prufex coils, and wires. I’ll tank test it when I get home from work tomorrow.

                    #17126
                    willg
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                      All back together and running now. Seems to be running much better than before with the new ignition, but only a run on the boat will tell.

                      #17140
                      johnyrude200
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                        Agree with all of the above, but check to make sure there’s no water in the cylinders or leaking gas through the fuel pump diaphragm. I’ve had both issues in the last couple of months on 9.5’s (and other motors for that matter, too). The motor will run erratically to say the least with either issue. Sometimes good, sometimes bad. I had one run OK up to mid range, but be all over the place at the top end.

                        Make sure you have done a ‘link and sync’ too. Pretty easy on a 9.5…if the plastic follower is stuck under the magneto cam, the motor will run really erratically because the fuel/air mixture is wrong at all ranges.

                        You already said you’re using new J6’s…there is a situation where plugs that are the wrong heat range can cause surging power (J6’s are fine for that motor, just be sure they’re good plugs of course gapped correctly, wrong gapping can do this too).

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