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  • Need Help Johnson 1967 6hp

    I have a Johnson 1967 6hp that is 'hard' to start when it's cold. The only way I can get it to start is by using an electric drill on the fly wheel. After it starts and has been running for a little bit, it starts perfectly fine all the time.

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    Originally posted by RVSardou View Post
    I have a Johnson 1967 6hp that is 'hard' to start when it's cold. The only way I can get it to start is by using an electric drill on the fly wheel. After it starts and has been running for a little bit, it starts perfectly fine all the time.
    Using a AC 110/120v electric drill on a outboard engine that's sitting in water is really not a good idea. The next time you start that thing may be your last! Sorta like using a hair dryer while you're taking a bath.

    Remove spark plugs... Spark should jump a 1/4" air gap with a strong blue lightning like flame... a real SNAP!... Does it.

    Compression... What is the psi reading of both cylinders?

    Has this engine been sitting for quite some time?

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