I just finished rebuilding a new (to me) 1992 Johnson 15 hp Electric start. I didn't feel good about the rebuild work on the fuel pump, because there were a lot of small parts and springs to keep in place while closing it up. Well, it's not working reliably now (difficulty in starting, no gas pumping while turning engine over with starter). Is it possible to get the fuel pump out without popping the powerhead off the leg/lower housing? I've got the starter and flywheel off, and I got the fuel pump mounting bolts out, but there doesn't seem to be room to maneuver the pump out past interference with the throttle mechanism and mounting flange for the Starter.
Is the only reason the manual start fuel pump won't fit that there is interference with the neutral start safety switch? I'm toying with the idea of trying to fit one in on the right side of the block...
TIA,
Gene
Is the only reason the manual start fuel pump won't fit that there is interference with the neutral start safety switch? I'm toying with the idea of trying to fit one in on the right side of the block...
TIA,
Gene