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JRedig
Posted 7/27/2009 12:39 PM (#390679)
Subject: Late 90's 200hp Mariner




Location: Twin Cities
I'm trying to help my step-dad with a boat purchase, this engine is on the rig he's looking at. Any feedback on these engines? Not a whole lot of information using multiple search engines on the web.

TIA
-JR
sworrall
Posted 7/27/2009 12:46 PM (#390682 - in reply to #390679)
Subject: Re: Late 90's 200hp Mariner





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Could be a Black Max or an EFI. Both are reliable engines. The Black Max is not fuel injected, so it displays the attributes of a carbed engine. I'd have a compression test done before buying just to be sure.
JRedig
Posted 7/27/2009 1:09 PM (#390688 - in reply to #390679)
Subject: Re: Late 90's 200hp Mariner




Location: Twin Cities
Thanks Steve, it's EFI'd. Seller had a CT done, basically 120-125 on all cylinders. Should be good to go!
sworrall
Posted 7/27/2009 1:38 PM (#390702 - in reply to #390679)
Subject: Re: Late 90's 200hp Mariner





Posts: 32934


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Carbon is that engine's worst enemy. I'd run a can of Sea Foam through each tank of gas, it's inexpensive 'insurance' against a cracked ring or worse.
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