One other thing to check, mine did have the screen.
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Re: 2006 mariner 36
Nice find and good post! I'm surprised they recommend just removing the screen instead of cleaning or replacing it. I'm sure it was supposed to serve a purpose when it was designed. If it's clogged up it's obviously catching something that shouldn't be in there.JohnS wrote:QR_BBPOST One other thing to check, mine did have the screen.
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Re: 2006 mariner 36
That is common when fuel injected boats are running on ethanol gas. The injectors get a varnish like layer inside a fuel chamber and cause detonation problems. Glad it's up and running. 4200 RPM sounds about right. 
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