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  1. E38-200 "Quincy" Engine Control Replacement

    E38-200 E38-200 "Quincy" Engine Control Replacement

    Replaced the engine control cables on Quincy this weekend. Not technically difficult but time consuming. Lots of disassembly and reassembly. Edson 335 pedestal. Yanmar 3YM30 engine. Replaced wheel brake and serviced shaft bearings while in there, not sure how you’d access the cable clamp inside...
  2. Another Engine Panel Upgrade Pt 3

    E32-3 Another Engine Panel Upgrade Pt 3

    Continued from Part 2. Thought I'd post the final chapter of my engine panel upgrade. I finished the wiring back in May and have been happy with the results—mainly, no more surprises during engine start. I had to design a new spray cover because I “flipped” the original panel upside down (to...
  3. Another Engine Panel Upgrade - Pt. 2

    E32-3 Another Engine Panel Upgrade - Pt. 2

    (Continued from Another Engine Panel Upgrade - Pt. 1): The original black engine panel frame was in pretty good shape. The panel-back has a slight rim around the mounting flange which leaves a shallow void behind the screw holes. I think this is why it often cracks beneath the screws. I...
  4. Another Engine Panel Upgrade - Pt. 1

    E32-3 Another Engine Panel Upgrade - Pt. 1

    Here’s my posting of my recent Universal engine panel upgrade. The real nuts-and-bolts of engine panel and wiring upgrades has already been posted, thankfully, by C. Williams and T. Metzger (see CW-1, TM-1). My write-up assumes you’ve already done Modifications A, B, and C posted in the second...
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