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'89 Montego 3257 with 7.4 Bravo Engine: Replacing the Ignition Control Module
- tkmclm
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- Vessel Info: 1989 Carver Montego 3257 MidCabin Cruiser with twin 7.4 Bravo Mercruiser engines
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'89 Montego 3257 with 7.4 Bravo Engine: Replacing the Ignition Control Module
Any ideas on where to get a replacement ICM? IF not, any ideas on how to replace the ICM with a new kit?
Thanks!
Thomas
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Re: '89 Montego 3257 with 7.4 Bravo Engine: Replacing the Ignition Control Module
What exactly is the engine doing? Does it do it all the time or just under a particular condition? What tests/diagnosis have you performed? The more info you could provide the better.
- tkmclm
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Re: '89 Montego 3257 with 7.4 Bravo Engine: Replacing the Ignition Control Module
I will need to get the SN, as I don’t have it handy.
The engine starts fine, Port runs rough like it’s missing, and then even after warm up, cuts out and stalls when I bring the RPM’s down to 500 or idle. During a brief shake down run, I could not synch the rpm’s, and the Port engine would not exceed 2500 RPM under load, whereas Starboard ran fine all the way from 0-3000. Each engine has its own fuel supply so I added some fuel treatment, which had no affect. Changed the plugs and wires, checked the cap and rotors, and carb, all in working condition. Still experiencing rough run and cut out.
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Re: '89 Montego 3257 with 7.4 Bravo Engine: Replacing the Ignition Control Module
Have you actually swapped the ICM unit from one engine to the other to verify the problem moves with the ICM?
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Re: '89 Montego 3257 with 7.4 Bravo Engine: Replacing the Ignition Control Module
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Re: '89 Montego 3257 with 7.4 Bravo Engine: Replacing the Ignition Control Module
The ignition control module in the Delco EST system fails hard, also the pickup coil. Likely not the reason for just rough running.
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