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I have a 91 Force 120 and goofed by turning the shift shaft while changing the impeller. f/n/r still work but this seem a little off. I think I may have turned the shift shaft while doing so. Would this be a sign of a cam style mechanism.
Re: Coupler style shift mechanism or Cam style shift mechanism, on force 120 ?
NO! Shift shaft on Mercury lower units have detents for F-N-R. If you had turned it, you would feel it and would no longer be able to shift into one gear. besides: the shaft is splined at the top. Was your shaft splined?
