Check Engine Alarm

[cplisky]

I have had a long time problem with my "check engine alarm" going off after extensive slow speed running on my 1993 Evinrude 150. My machanic has said that it indicates a fuel restriction, but should be going off at high speed. I hooked up a seperate fuel tank saturday and ran at slow speed for over 2.5 hours and had no alarm. This is much longer than it usually takes for the alarm. I am running this on a 1996 Stratos 285 Pro DC. Any ideas on where to look next? It seems it might be in the fuel system before it gets to the motor.

Thanks,

CP

[ChampioNman]

You'll need to get the motor up over 2k for the alarm to kick in. It could be the vacuum switch on the fuel delivery side of the motor. A model # would sure be nice.

[RUSTY63]

Which alarm are you getting?

Solid horn or intermittent?

[cplisky]

I will get my engine serial number at noon. I believe the alarm is the solid horn, but do not remember. The light that comes on is the check engine light.

[SEAHORSE]

A 19993 motor did not come with the System Check warning lites. Did someone adapt a unit to your older motor?

System Check was introduced in 1996.

[claude]

Hi (Seahorse).

Can the systemcheck be instaled on a 1995 130 johnson? thanks...Claude..

[SEAHORSE]

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by claude &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hi (Seahorse).

Can the systemcheck be instaled on a 1995 130 johnson? thanks...Claude..</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, if you buy the factory adapter kit 176709 and the 4-lite gauge or the SystemCheck tach with 4-lites.

[claude]

Thanks SEAHORSE...Claude

PS would you know about how mutch $ ?