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Unread 06-14-2011, 09:07 AM
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The wire thing was my first though too...tilting it up could definately affect the wiring harness in that way.
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Also the 60 degree loopers have problems with the optical sensor for the ignition system. If the cover for the flywheel is loose it can cause this to happen.
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I have to go with the general consensus on this one... If it were a fuel problem the engine would die slowly... bogging down/starving. But an electrical problem ... that will shut the engine off in mid stroke.. no spark, no fire, no badda-boom.

I like Spares kill switch answer, and also Ferms looper answer. Willy might be right on the money on the tilt. The tilting may very well pull the wire harness just enough to cause a corroded wire terminal to remake contact. I'd check where all the wires terminate inside the engine... make sure there's no corrosion and that all the fasteners are tight. Make sure the optical sensor is not loose. Then I'd run a continuity check on each wire inside the harness from one end of the wire harness to the control box end, jiggling each wire in turn seeing if I can produce an open circuit... paying special attention to the kill switch circuit wires.
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Many thanks to all, I will print all your suggestions out and bring them to the top mechanic where I live.
Again, you fellas are just so damn knowledgeable and I have less than a casual understanding of outboards.
At 125.00 per hr, here My guy can focus on these things and save me some $.
I'd like to get a new E teck 150 but I just retired and things are a little tight now.
I'll let you know how it turns out.
Tight lines to all, Regards Tony
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