Question about parts that aren’t being manufactured anymore

[webbd]

Take it off and use some epoxy?

Someone with a CAD and 3-D printer might be able to print a new one...

 

[racerone]

I would have no trouble finding that part or repairing that part.----Maybe even make one out of stainless or aluminum too.

 

[Davis1995]

What would you search? I’ve tried but can’t find anything. Thank you all for yalls input!

 

[racerone]

There is a listing on this site for salvage places.----Can you not find this list ??

 

[boobie]

Model # of motor ???

 

[Davis1995]

Model # of motor ???

J70tleda

 

[racerone]

There is a list of about 20 outboard / marine salvage places on this very site.----Time to make some enquiries I say.----Should be easy to find that part !!

 

[jbcurt00]

What would you search? I’ve tried but can’t find anything. Thank you all for yalls input!

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[gm280]

I have no idea what that is supposed to look like, but it seriously looks like a home-grown fix that didn't work out. Now is the time to think of ideas to accomplish what the broken part is supposed to do, and make it happen with maybe some other idea. If you had a lathe, you could turn something out to make it work. Doesn't look too complicated... JMHO

 

[racerone]

The parts are all factory except for the screw in the end.----People start guessing as to what is wrong with a motor.----The ---" lets try this " approach does not always work !

 

[Davis1995]

Thank y’all for the input! I reached out to a couple of shops and just waiting to see if they can find one for me. If I have to, I can make something for it but would much rather have the original piece haha I don’t want to mess with it and then fully brake it and be screwed

 

[boobie]

Try the salvage shops at the beginning of this forum for the part. It's NLA in the parts books.

 

[ct1762@gmail.com]

is the nut on the end of the spring? if it's not, it's probably what cracked it i'm guessing after someone fiddled with the spark advance arm. send a better pick of the whole thing so we all can see better!

 

[racerone]

I doubt there is a nut involved in this assembly.-----I suppose I could look at a few of them tomorrow !

 

[ct1762@gmail.com]

308824... i think its the plastic one in the photo. didn't realize which way it was facing. that screw looks to be on the wrong side to hold it toghether.

 

[racerone]

The screw is not part of this assembly when it left the factory.----Where did you find 308824 for these parts ?

 

[ct1762@gmail.com]

a 1996 70 2 stoke lists that part # for the nut. fits inside the adjuster so the spring has something to push against. i'm not near one of my motors that has it to take a look see. i use the parts book.

 

[racerone]

That nut is not part of the assembly shown in post #1

 

[ct1762@gmail.com]

see #85. my point was the screw appears to be there to hold it toghether the hack way, but isnt factory

 

[Sea Rider]

How can a motor work properly with a near broken part, is it part of the timing advance and carb synch ?

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