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I have a 1976 Chrysler 55 hp outboard. I finally took it out on fathers day and the motor starts and seems to run fine but it would only move the boat at an idle if I tried to go any faster it would just stop moving. Does this sound like a lower unit issue?
I have a 1974 Chrysler 55hp outboard that has a slight knock in it especially when it decelerates. The guy I had bought it from overheated the motor, I took it home put a new impeller and water pump body in it, ran new gas lines, and fresh gas mix and it started right up. Now the problem I have...
I have a deep knock in my engine. It mostly does it when I let off the throttle, when it knocks it actually causes the motor to twist a bit. Is this something I should be concerned about?
