Everstart Marine Battery Warranty: Everything You Need to Know
Getting in trouble with your marine battery is nothing new, but fixing or buying a new one can cost a lot. That’s why you should get your hand on the warranty of your marine battery….
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How Do I Know If My Outboard Is 2-Stroke Or 4-Stroke?
Modern 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines perform almost identically. However, the mechanisms can never be the same. After all, that’s where the name derives from! Hence, it’s pretty apparent that a user needs to have a…
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How To Make Johnson V4 Idle Adjustment?
We all idle the car from time to time to let it warm up or leave the engine idle on a jammed road. The problem arises when the engine is not idling to the ideal…
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Mercury Outboard Lower Unit Oil Capacity: Here Are The Right Capacities
You probably know that if you don’t have enough oil in your Mercury outboard, the engine won’t work right. That means that your boat will be less efficient and might not go as fast as…
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CWC Camshaft Identification: How Easy is It to Identify?
Since CWC casts blank cams, identifying them is arduous and cinch at the same time. Sounds confusing? Well, if you’re lucky, you may see the mark CWC laser etched on the back of the camshafts,…
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Holley Carburetor Troubleshooting: Tips and Tricks
Holley carburetors are one of the easiest to tune, perfect for the DIY guy. However, these performance carburetors are equally easy to screw up, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing! That’s why I’m…
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Mercury Lower Unit Drain Plug Size & All The Details
The Mercury lower unit drain plug is located near the bottom on the engine’s side, and it’s a crucial outboard part. While purchasing this plug, there are plenty of factors to consider, like price, compatibility,…
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We Added an Evinrude 2 Stroke Oil Mix Chart for Your Convenience!
Do you want optimal performance from your Evinrude outboard motor? One of the core things you should do in this case is to ensure a proper oil mixture to the fuel. Why? Lubrication inside the…
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Compression Ratio Fuel Octane Chart: (All You Need To Know)
Every engine has a specific compression ratio (C.R) that calls for a specific fuel octane rating. Getting the right fuel octane for the right C.R for your engine helps prevent detonation in the cylinder. The…
