Hi,
I have a two stroke, 115 HP outboard. It is a 1998 Model. Once it is started it runs very well and starts easily during the day. The problem is that it takes a long time to start when you try to start it the first time. It may sit a week or two between runs. I squeeze the fuel line ball until it is tight and pull out the manual choke and move the throttle lever to give it more gas. It turns over and over for a very long time before starting. Probably two to three minutes. Any ideas? The spark plugs are pretty new. Could they be the wrong type? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
I have a two stroke, 115 HP outboard. It is a 1998 Model. Once it is started it runs very well and starts easily during the day. The problem is that it takes a long time to start when you try to start it the first time. It may sit a week or two between runs. I squeeze the fuel line ball until it is tight and pull out the manual choke and move the throttle lever to give it more gas. It turns over and over for a very long time before starting. Probably two to three minutes. Any ideas? The spark plugs are pretty new. Could they be the wrong type? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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