Re: evinrude 10hp qd-23
nd om i dont know but my other problem is that i stopped by my friends house right. so i let the pressure out of the tank after i go then i try to advanced the throttle and just would go and i have to ease it in there or something but ya idont know what to do
Coolguy, I hope everything works out fairly for you with the accident thing, sorry to pry like that--I shouldn't have.
As for the above quote-- is that the accleration thing? I don't understand what the problem is. Could you reexplain? I'm thinking that the pressure hadn't yet built up in the tank to supply enough fuel to your carb when you twisted the throttle since you loosened the cap. Just a guess.
As for the clutch:
1. they don't make new ones anymore.
2. I think that if your linkages are all worn out, it'll just go out again possibly even with a new part.
3. good chance if your clutch is worn, so are the gear ears.
4. You'll have to pull it apart to find out, however, before you do that I'd check the shifter adjustment, especially if someone has tampered with it.
5. When you take it apart, if you can, post a close-up pic of your clutch dog and gear ears where the clutch and gear make contact. I've heard using the "macro" feature on the digital camera makes close-up photos much better and we need a close-up to tell you if they're shot or not. What I'm saying is, there only has to be a little wear or just a chip or two out of the clutch or gear ears to cause them to slip.
If only the clutch dog is bad and not the forward gear ears, you may buy yourself some time if you reverse the clutch dog so that the reverse side of the clutch dog (which usually isn't as badly chipped or worn) is used for the forward gear.
Pull it apart and see what you have after you check your shifter adjustment. Those lower units are much bigger pains than the powerheads are to me. A used lower unit might wind up being your best best bet, but if it is you should probably be able to find one for 50 to 75 dollars on ebay. Remeber, you never know until you've got it apart.
Good luck,
JBJ