Engine Trouble

[Stillrunning]

Originally Posted by bcurling

Sorry to hear about you troubles. Try Ron's Marine (Johnson/Evinrude). I get all my work done there.

Quickest way there:

Out of Suffolk 58 to 264
Exit Victory Blvd, turn left
At third light, Airline Blvd turn right
Continue on Airline until you get to Mosberth Resturant right hand side of street.
Turn right on Rodman Ave.
Go through the second or third stop light. (If it's green) :-)
He is on the right hand side of the street, blue building


Ron's Marine & Equipment Inc
2406 Rodman Ave, Portsmouth, VA
(757) 397-3451

If you just get off at the Portsmouth BLVD exit (only exit and direction you can go) and then just go dowm a mile and turn right on Rodman and they are on your right. Just an easier way to go.

[csvencer]

Well here is an interesting twist...

Just spoke with Ron's and he doesn't think it was completely an oil issue. He said the VRO mixes the gas and oil before sending it to the carbs so if one carb/one cylinder got low oil they all would, which doesn't seem like its the case as I have only one bad hole. He said it may be a carb issue that reduced the fuel/oil mix to #6 and eventually fried it.

-Svence

[Skools Out]

no it was oil issue not a carb, ive lost several when the vro stops you usually only loose the last cylinder in the fuel feed for some reason. some times if it happens fast you can loose the first to get the raw fuel. but that is normal to loose only one cylinder they are only wanting to do a complete rebuild and carb job.

[csvencer]

But why then is there no evidence of an issue in the other cylinders? I have good compression on the other five and the top two on the right looked clean when I pulled the head. The two things that I don't get is that it was only a short burst of no oil, I mean short, and that only one cylinder went and the others are perfect.

-Svence