motor stals when shifting into reverse or neautral motor stals when shifting into reverse or neautral motor stals when shifting into reverse or neautral motor stals when shifting into reverse or neautral
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  1. 07-01-2014, 04:32 PM #1
    wakina
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    Is it an outboard, I/O or inboard?
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    Mine was doing that. I had rope under the prop making it hard to turn, at idle speed it would stall when I put it in gear. But I need more info to make a better guess.
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