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Old 08-17-2019, 04:38 PM
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Unsure of that but Merc does say use the exhaust tube and not the hose for a B3 drive, but not talking about a modified motor
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Old 08-17-2019, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by scoflaw
I've got the old 4 wire CC and the solenoids are in the relaxed/off position when it's exiting the prop.
Same here . I'm sure that's the standard way they're wired up .
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Same here . I'm sure that's the standard way they're wired up .
Right, so it makes no sense that switching to open pipes after 3k saves parts.
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Originally Posted by scoflaw
I've got the old 4 wire CC and the solenoids are in the relaxed/off position when it's exiting the prop.
This was the recommendation directly from Corsa (Marine) when we had to replace a NLA solenoid and rewire on a 502 Donzi
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