Boat runs fine in neutral and forward. If I go slow and feather the throttle in reverse it tends to stall. I've bumped the idle up seeing if would help but didn't.
My main thought currently is the plug wire going into coil. As the no.1 wire can twist inside the coil. I gave a lil tug and feels like it is still secure to coil.
Get a random high rpm buck. Feels like a plug miss. Replace my fuel pump just because. Replaced plugs and noticed a few of my wires can turn some in the coils. No. 1 wire feels loose in the coil. Could this cause a miss? Is there a way to fix this without replacing coils? And when I looked at...
Plan A worked. Drilled spring pin holes out to 3/32 and put new pins in. Slop is gone and WOT is now reached. Honestly other then removing pins and sliding attachments off of rod, I do believe only way to get this off in one piece is to remove powerhead. By removing flywheel and stator I was...
I'm going to drill and install a larger spring pin. Only thing I've figured is removing all the spring pins, sliding shaft in and putting attachments and pins back in. If plan A doesn't work that's what I'm doing
I've had this same issue except the lower piece on shaft has slop in it. If throttle is wot you can physically grap the shaft and the slop will let it open the plates the rest of the way
Alrighty got the flywheel off and this still does not let me get it out. Please someone hellllp lol. Is there any detailed info on this? I've searched and come up empty. If I had a welder I would have cut this off already as frustrated as I've been
Took this photo of one online. It's this piece that's moving. I don't want to create a bigger mess for myself as I can still take the boat out and use it. I thought about trying to take it out and drill and bolt that solid but I knowhow a 5 min job turns into 5 months lol.
Alrighty. Found my slop. At the bottom of the tower shaft there is a piece that from what I can tell should have a pin keeping it in place. I'm guessing it came loose in the past as it appears there is jb weld over it. That failed. When I have my throttle at wot I can physically move the top...
