Recent content by Denny

Thank you for your efforts. You always have to be on the lookout for those submarines. THe only problem you have at night, is you can't see them.

Pretty picture. Check your cable going to your outdrive.

Maybe one of the dealers might have one in old inventory stuck on a shelf somewhere, I have experienced that kind of thing before.

Your girl 18 yrs. Did you try Cecil Marine? Or any other dealers. I do not know if Chap will be able to tell you who supplied it for them when it was made. Another place to look is boat salvage yards. If it were me, I would start with the southern yards on the East Coast, where the hurricanes...

It could be the momentary switch killing the engine when you are shifting gear, which will stop the electric flow. When you work the shifter it will look the same with the engine running or when it is off. Looking at the shifter, think of a tube with the ball bearing sticking out of the right...

Along with the rpms, I use my gps also, which will give me my speed.

That looks normal. Are you saying that when you shift into N it does not lock into place?

Sorry that is new to me. Sounds like new and improved, til it brakes. I use my engines rpms.

I think that we have the same shifter. On the front of the cover there is a small black button, if you push it in it will let you lift the cover off. Inside on the top is a ball bearing with a spring loaded tension set screw to adjust the tension on the ball bearing.There is a plate that is...

Does your speedometer work with a water pick-up mounted on the transom?

Dan, it sounds like you need to take off the cover on the shifter and tighten the 4 screws that hold it down, it should not slide around.

I am presently going through the same issue with my 1985. All cables are perfect, there is what is called a momentary switch, that when you shift from N to F to R and so on, it kills the engine for a split second to release the pressure. That was my issue. Start there. How does it shift if the...

If you can't find a diagram, you may have to physically trace each wire, see where it goes and label it.

If you go to a chap dealer and their parts dept they should have a mechanics diagram of it. I do that with Mercruise all the time. Your owners manual will not have that kind of stuff in in it.