EMM Replacement

[war623]

I have a 2001 90 Hp Evinrude Ficht and it was diagnosed with a bad EMM. I can get a re-manufactured one for $450 or go to Evinrude and get one for $1,300. My mechanic told me that I have to get one set to the specifications of my motor or take all the info off my old one and transfer to the new one. I have an idea that he does not want to mess with it or is not sure if he can do it. I'm just wondering if you completely toast the EMM, would you have to junk the motor. What is the best procedure for replacing the EMM?

 

[boobie]

Re: EMM Replacement

If you get a rebuilt from DFI Tech they will normally transfer all the info for you.

 

[war623]

Re: EMM Replacement

I bought a re-manufactured one and my mechanic said he could program it but it may take a little while. He gets $85 an hour so I will be rushing him. Only kidding. He did say he will have to get the authorizing code from Evinrude. I found this re-manufactured on the internet for $400 and Evinrude wanted $1,300 so I feel like I have saved $900 to start with.