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<blockquote data-quote="zuren" data-source="post: 484404" data-attributes="member: 22314"><p>If you are halfway handy, you can follow some YouTube videos for any issues that arise. Sounds like you haven't fired them up yet. If it were me, I would get some fresh ethanol-free fuel (you didn't mention if they were 2 or 4-stroke motors) with some SeaFoam mixed in, maybe new plugs, swap the lower unit gear oil (if you didn't already), get the motors in a barrel of water (or muffs), and see where you stand.</p><p></p><p>If they won't start or run bad, we can go from there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zuren, post: 484404, member: 22314"] If you are halfway handy, you can follow some YouTube videos for any issues that arise. Sounds like you haven't fired them up yet. If it were me, I would get some fresh ethanol-free fuel (you didn't mention if they were 2 or 4-stroke motors) with some SeaFoam mixed in, maybe new plugs, swap the lower unit gear oil (if you didn't already), get the motors in a barrel of water (or muffs), and see where you stand. If they won't start or run bad, we can go from there. [/QUOTE]
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