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I am going to attempt to do this my self. I was just wandering if any of you here might have some suggestions on any do's and don'ts. It doesn't seem that it will be that hard, but if it can go wrong it usually does when I try mechanics work. Thanks for any help: James
have got two plastic 6 gal. tanks. Runs fine on one tank but if switched over will not run at all. The primer bulb doesn't seem to get firm when switched to other tank. Any info would be appreciated.
Just had starter rebuilt and when I put it back on it has alot of movement didn't notice this when I took it off. I'm pretty sure I put it all back right. Is some movement normal? Thanks: James
Hope I got to the right place. I have a 1989 Mariner 40 magnum and I just had the starter rebuilt. When I put it back I noticed it seemed to move a good bit. I am sure I put everything back right just didn't notice it moving when I took it off. Is some movement normal. Thanks for any help...
