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    Quote Originally Posted by Speck View Post
    Slabin, do you know what made it pop? Had an old Merc lose a piston because of a weak water pump. The motor was still peeing, just wasn’t pumping enough to cool the motor.
    Had a bad injector in my Yamaha that caused it to pop. Expensive lessons learned


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    I have no clue.

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    That's a nice looking rig . Needs to be on the water . Any progress today ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Speck View Post
    Slabin, do you know what made it pop? Had an old Merc lose a piston because of a weak water pump. The motor was still peeing, just wasn’t pumping enough to cool the motor.
    Had a bad injector in my Yamaha that caused it to pop. Expensive lessons learned


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    Speck, this is my opinion. It has a good bit of erosion on and in the area where it failed. Since it is carbureted and plug sets dead center of combustion chamber it's my opinion that it was a bad casting from factory. Weak spot on that one edge and it just slowly over the years eroded away untill that part finally gave way. That piece wasn't the first piece to break off. You can tell other small pieces have come off before. They just went out exhaust port without damaging anything. That day it quit on us the piece that came off went directly into the hole in combustion chamber, hit plug and closed it up then back through hole and out exhaust port. Only lost 20 psi compression on that cylinder. With a new plug it ran fine just slower out of the hole. Good thing he decided to pull it down though because another peice was about to break off. Amazingly not a spot on head or even dents in piston. Couple tinny scratches below exhaust port that won't hurt a thing. Can't hang your nail on them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutchman View Post
    That's a nice looking rig . Needs to be on the water . Any progress today ?
    nothing today going to try and catch up with my buddy and get the cylinders honed

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    Where are we at with this fellas ? Any updates ?

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    Cylinders honed. Waiting on parts
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