fisherman81654
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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im going thru same thing now got fustrated with it as i couldnt find anything online about it. let me guess the o ring was leaking? finally i took to a good repair shop near me they told me its a entire assembly and you have to buy the whole "rod assembly" its about 250.00. mind you before everyone else blows me up telling me it can come apart i tried for a week and no avail. i got aggrivated with it and thats why the repair shop has it now :facepalm: i really trust this shop and have never done me wrong and always helped me out. sometimes for freebut keep us posted and good luck!!
I am sure it comes apart,it went together.
I will keep you posted,Thanks and good luck to you.
and yes ,The seal was bad.
I hear ya ,I'm there already.i hear ya i thought the same thing but apperently it is machine pressed? i dunno all i know is i got tired of ****tin with it lol so now i gotta pay lol
Don't take the rollpin out, holds the check ball in, bugger the roll pin, and you'll be probably be throwing the piston out. Have you looked at the parts breakdown, looks like outer plate threads into rod, try backing off with a punch, or else make a spanner wrench up
That looks like the memory piston, you're going to have to get that out and reseal it as well. To remove the piston from rod, clamp rod eye in vise, you can try to tap with a punch at one of the outer holes to loosen, or else, find two bolts approx same diameter as holes in plate, stick a prybar in between two bolts and try to loosen. Be careful, that whole assembly doesn't slip on you, make sure if you're going to go for a dive, it's all clear around you. If not of that works, make up a plate with two bolts/dowels to match outer holes, weld a nut to center of plate and give her a go. The threads might have loctite on them so it might take a good shockload to free up
Can't guarantee it, but suspect it would be counter clockwise. For the other piston still in cylinder, i would try to pull with needle nose pliers, just don't clamp too hard, that tube doesn't look too thick. Also that tube may be part of the cylinder. You might have to blow piston out with compressed air by removing pipe plug from mounting pin. I've attached a link from a later model, basically same design but uses bolt or nut too hold piston on too rod
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http://1manual.com/Mercury manuals/Service Manual PDFs/TwoStroke/878079/5b.pdf
I am not quite sure where I am suppose to blow the air in.OK just did all this and had the same problem getting loose.you need to apply heat to rod just under piston to loosen loctite.You can get an adjustable pin wrench from most hardware stores.The cup stuck inside needs to be blown out with compressed air via pin that holds ram on to unit(with holes in it).DO NOT USE PLIERS,or you will wreck cylinder walls...then buy new unit.