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120 psi
between 90-120
The 1990 model, 50 hp Johnson has a listed dry weight of 180 - 218 lbs. depending on the model.
Its a 1990
A 3 hp Johnson outboard, model number J3BRESR would be a 1990 year model.
I have a Johnson 85 hp model no 85ESL75E 1975 longshaft low profile powershift II and it weighs 180kg apparently
It should be at least 70 psi
Should be 110 PSI
I should be equal on all cylenders and about 110 to 120
125 is the least
In the early 1970's, when you could still get good gasoline, outboard compression in the 180-190 psi range was common. If your 65 hp Johnson is running in the 100-150 psi range, this would be acceptable, and the engine should still perform well on todays fuel. The important thing to note with compression readings however, is that the difference between the highest and lowest reading, is no more than 15 psi. One more note, avoid fuels containing alcohol if at all possible.l
minimal 71 psi