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smokeonthewater 05-06-2015 05:56 AM

Disconnect throttle cable at engine and open throttle there...

OR crank engine by jumping solenoid

thebottomfish 05-12-2015 10:03 PM

Well I replaced everything and I'm now convinced that I'm never going to get this lower unit back on...I've tried to get it to align for over three hours to no avail. Shift rod height is correct, water tube is going in smoothly but something is preventing it from getting the last 3 inches or so up, it's not the driveshaft because it is just barely touching the crank, splines won't align because I'm not getting it close enough...I'm sure the shift rod is getting hung up its a real nightmare.
Any tips or tricks?

THEFERMANATOR 05-12-2015 10:51 PM

you gotta hold your tongue just right sometimes to get em in. your not alone, i remember fighting with mine before using screwdrivers and long needle nose pliers to get it to go in all the way.

nymack66 05-16-2015 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by thebottomfish (Post 221515)
Well I replaced everything and I'm now convinced that I'm never going to get this lower unit back on...I've tried to get it to align for over three hours to no avail. Shift rod height is correct, water tube is going in smoothly but something is preventing it from getting the last 3 inches or so up, it's not the driveshaft because it is just barely touching the crank, splines won't align because I'm not getting it close enough...I'm sure the shift rod is getting hung up its a real nightmare.
Any tips or tricks?

Remove the shift cable and move the arm up or down I can't remember exactly, then re-connect after the LU is up all the way, push the shift rod down this helps also then use a needle nose to pull it up to connect it, Lube the splines and rotate the prop or the motor flywheel for alignment all this helps...

See picture red and blue arrows shows shift rod height and drive shaft once completed bolted up.


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