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While working on my engine, I needed to loosen the nut on the bolt that passes through the center of the vertical throttle lever and connects it to the engine. Can anyone tell me the proper amount of torque I need to use when re-tightening the nut on this bolt?
Thanks,
Eric
Greetings,
I have two questions I would like to ask:
1) I have a 1978 Mercury 1150 outboard engine. It's an L6 with three WMK25 carburetors. After servicing the carbs, I accidentally broke the plastic throttle linkage assembly between the upper and middle carbs as I was re-installing them on...
