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I have a video that I hope you find helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffmSG8qMBF4 best, Joe

Reducing the pipe diameter will improve scavenging and increase fuel economy at the expense of power large free flowing exhaust is important for max power. If you want more power the simple answer is use the bolt-on supercharger kit available as an after market option.

You say it won't start....then you say its runs for four seconds. Does it just decide to run on its own? Please clarify and re-ask your question...actually you didn't even ask a question. So what is it you want to know - really?

Yoy have to write it down, the same as I have if you dont wnat other in your account, good luck

check the engine oil.

yes, there are also mazda 626 and ford probe with the same block

Kind of. the 1988 has to be carbureted though. the ignition system for fuel injection had a different ignition module that is computer supported(timing advance).

Either mitchell on demand or alldata has wiring diagrams. $20 for the manual on dvd at autozone. its all copyrighted material so it cant be posted here sorry!

Change the crankshaft position sensor. some obd systems will superimpose crank and cam sensor codes because of the way it detects failure(comparison between the two).

Some programs you will have to create a windows xp environment for the software to run in. it seems to connect to the vehicle better in windows xp mode sometimes.

Same as chevy c1500 that year. remove skid plate on bottom of vehicle under engine. that will allow access to starter. remove + battery cable @ battery. remove cables from starter. remove starter.

Don't fool with it. If it is not done correctly and miss fires it could kill and serious injure you. Let the pros do it!

My answers are short and sweet. Common sense mostly. If you are trying to get something for nothing...Don't waste my time! Remember if something sounds to good to be true that it usually is. I've spent many years of my life trying to cheat the system and was pretty good at it. This all changed when I discovered that people were doing the same thing to me. What comes around, goes around. Karma! Now I assist people in making win-win deals...that are legit! m i s fi

two places to look one is under dash and the other is under the hood. If you don't have the experience working with 12 volt electrical, take it to a stereo shop and ask them to replace it or show you.

My answers are short and sweet. Common sense mostly. If you are trying to get something for nothing...Don't waste my time! Remember if something sounds to good to be true that it usually is. I've spent many years of my life trying to cheat the system and was pretty good at it. This all changed when I discovered that people were doing the same thing to me. What comes around, goes around. Karma! Now I assist people in making win-win deals...that are legit!

Here ya go! http://www.marineengine.com/parts/johnson-evinrude-parts.php?year=1969&hp=9.5&model=9922S&manufacturer=Evinrude&section=Carburetor+Group

Means the engine is either running lean due to a problem or that the o2 sensor is malfunctioning. You will need to use a scan tool to read live data and check the wave length of the o2 to make sure it is working. If it is not, replace it. If it is working you will need to diagnose the problem, could be anything from a clogged fuel filter to a vacuum leak.

Blown head gasket, cracked block take your pick. Tear it down to confirm problem.

normally when you turn on the a/c , there is also some additional cooling added by electrically powered fans at the radiator. These compensate for the extra load of the a/c in hot weather. If the fans do not come on it may be due to a blown fuse, faulty relay, bad connection or a dead fan.

yes if you use throttle too much...also check out for engine hot or cold guage, and thermostat valve, and engine oil level, what fuel are you using??? use diesel not kerosene...

Thats a wide open question, you don't say where

Could be the wear indicators telling you the pads need replaced check to see how much pad is left.