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HELP! 740 engine problem 700 1989

posted by  evinrude 2.5 on  Sun Feb 1 07:26 CST 2004
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Try This first. It at no cost to you. Re move the bottom engine cover and follow the ground cable and remove any tape. pull on the CABLE that is bolted to the ENGINE block and see if it moves or it just might come right off the connecter like mine did. If it does , buy a new 48" cable and re-route it , but NOT threw the frame holes, run it behind the power stering pump. Thats what happened to me anyway, same symtoms, Dan.
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Dans 88 740 GLE Wagon






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