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Old 22 April 2005, 16:06   #21
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Nah, Louise was wrong but only because she didn't realise (and perhaps as she points out lots of other peeps) its "in gear" for an outboard.

I rest my case. Happy to meet you in Yarmouth on the next Solenti cruise, but don't worry about the crystal as the Solenti crowd have a tradition of using egg cups for toasts (true)

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Old 22 April 2005, 16:21   #22
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Happy to loose if I’m wrong but reviewing the thread can’t see why, has there been some post-postproduction changes carried out that have changed the thread No crystal on my rib we use a bucket in fact for almost everything Des
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Old 22 April 2005, 19:28   #23
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sorry but my original question hasnt been answered

Im still confused. i mainly want to know if this is alrite if I run the engine while it vibrates. It not only when it idles it still does it when its in gear but lessens the faster you go. Im not the type to open up and chimmey with my new engine, so basically I just need some reassurance.
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Old 22 April 2005, 19:55   #24
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Yes its fine. The double oil mixture is upsetting the the slow running. Once you have done the 10 hours or so it will settle down on the normal mixture. The suggestion being made is to raise the tickover slightly to over come this.

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I wouldn't muck around with the idle speed - if you do you'll probably just have to slow it down after you've finished running the engine in.

If and when you take it for its first service they should check/adjust the idle speed anyway.
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awesome. thanks guys. this has been very helpful
I cant wait till my 10 hours are done heehehehe.

Should I wait till I do all the 10 hours before using full throttle even a little bit?
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update

Just to let yall know. The engine is workin great!
Took it out for the 2nd time today and it hardly vibrated at all. I guess its all part of the break in. Thanks for ur replies everyone.
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