Evinrude 115hp, Year: 1975, Model: 115593
After successfully diagnosing and replacing a faulty timer base, I noticed what I believe is a problem with my spark advance. When I advance the throttle from idle to full, the spark advance lever does not "pull" the timing base forward. In the linked video, you can see how I moved the throttle lever to full and the timer base doesn't advance, then I grab it and manually pull it forward. When the throttle is pulled back to idle, it moves everything back to where it should be. I can not prove, but am positive, the old timer base did not advance either.
Here is the link to the youtube video:
After successfully diagnosing and replacing a faulty timer base, I noticed what I believe is a problem with my spark advance. When I advance the throttle from idle to full, the spark advance lever does not "pull" the timing base forward. In the linked video, you can see how I moved the throttle lever to full and the timer base doesn't advance, then I grab it and manually pull it forward. When the throttle is pulled back to idle, it moves everything back to where it should be. I can not prove, but am positive, the old timer base did not advance either.
Here is the link to the youtube video: