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You may want to post to the Force page: https://forums.iboats.com/forum/force-chrysler-outboards.29/ These guys know their stuff.

I like Sierra gauges. Just make sure they fit your holes and work with two strokes.

This is what I went with;

I'm looking to replace my frame and top. Here's a site I'm looking at: https://pontoonboattops.com/

I just got stranded because of water in my gas and want to put in a water separator. What is the best model to use? Do I still need to keep the plastic filter between the pump and carbs?

If you don't have a house battery you're running off your starting battery which you could run down. I just bought a motorcycle battery and run my fishfinder and stereo off of it.

Carbs rebuilt runs like a champ!

Here's one in Florida for $599...

I think the description is wrong. The picture looks right compared to the part in Marine Engine dot com. It's different than my 95.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/363925325828?epid=1137865147&hash=item54bba3c804:g:MpsAAOSw94Vi4~CI

The next one I got would have a tether :)

Got a mobile marine guy to look at it. He says 1 and 3 carbs have problems but will rebuild all three.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/360794465380?hash=item540106a464:g:2XIAAOxyXDhSiSKs

That's what the NGK site called for. I use nothing but NGK on my 1995 90HP.

Standard Ignition or Magneto? If Magneto Supplier: NGK Part Number: 2522 Part Type: NGK Standard Spark Plug Comment: BUHX; Gap N/A

I replaced the stator and still no start :( I give up and take it to the shop. I did notice I did not connect the two red wires from the R/R to solenoid when I replaced it.

Does anyone make these? I would like to change out my sun deck on the port and put in one of these.

I would say nav/anchor lights (3 way switch), Docking lights, Interior lights.

I think you're right. I'd trust CDI over Marine Engine. I have the glued magnets.

Jerry, I'm getting conflicting part numbers. Marine Engine dot com calls for 174-8778K 1 a 9 amp stator CDI calls for 174-9710K 1 a 16 amp part. Which is correct? Serial number is: 0E097208 Thanks, Steve