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    Oily Johnson 90 HP

    This is the first time that I have started this motor. I have had it for over two years and have been working on the boat and just mounted the motor back on the boat. This motor is a 1984 Johnson 90 HP model number J90MLCRD.

    Since this is the first time that I have started it and it had been setting so long I ran the oil mix a little heavy instead of 50/1 I ran it at 40/1 with muffs. Is this normal for the oil leaking with running it a little heavy on the oil and also running it on muffs?






    Thanks for all the insight that this board has provided.



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    Re: Oily Johnson 90 HP (Firefighter615)

    Normal if it took a while to get it to fire up. Comes from excess gas oil mix puddled up.

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    Re: Oily Johnson 90 HP (ChampioNman)

    thanks for the reply. I was about ready to drop the lower unit, but I think that I will wait a little while.

    Thanks again



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    Re: Oily Johnson 90 HP (Firefighter615)

    You will be amazed at what Castrol degreaser in the spray bottle will do!!

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