Thanks for the help.

[JB]

When your problem is resolved, post here who helped you and the outcome.

 

[Jeepnn]

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UPDATE:<br /><br />Well I want to thank everyone that has helped me. That includes eurolarva, and JB. I have discovered that I have:<br /><br />1965 West Bend 50hp<br />Model: 50561<br />Serial: 4002<br /><br />I originaly thought it was an newer motor because of the motor cover having the Chrysler Star on it and saying it was a 45hp. Then I found the ID Plate and learned what I know now. One of those things is that the motor cover I have isn't the original(wish I knew that in the first place!). I also found a web site that helped once I got the motor numbers<br /><br />www.marineengine.com/manuals/chrysler_outboards<br /><br />I am sure we will be posting soon again, so far I know I need a starter and I have to completely wire the hole motor. All of the harness and conrol wireing is gone. I have found a Service manual but I still need a parts and wiring manuals. <br /><br />Mike M.

 

[fixin]

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A big thanks to Eurolarva for all the help.

 

[fmf]

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Thanks to:<br />Tim Mathis<br />racer 15<br />roscoe<br />boaterdude<br />Robby6950<br />dtherrien<br />and ljshein, for all the replies. Speedo and boat seem to be doing as they should...now to replace the tach...

 

[Scaaty]

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I want to thank you ALL for the wonderful information I get every time I log in. I always learn something, and take away more than I can possibly give. And theres a good chance we stop the pulling of the "Pivot Pin" to change the gear oil in the old Force's in our lifetime! Robby

 

[PESKY1]

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Thanks to roscoe, sam6868, and Robby6950 for helping with my 1985 Force 125 that was cutting out. Robby6950 was correct in identifying the stator problem. When I took it off, it looked as if it has been in a small fire! Put new one on and had a terrific day on the water today!! <br />Thanks guys, you're absolutely the best for taking time to help us out.<br />Pesky1

 

[Greg Barriage]

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thanks for the help, year found

 

[Greg Barriage]

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thanks WillyBRight,boat running better

 

[maperi]

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Would like to thank Eurolarva for helping me rewire my 72 45hp chrysler. All done-engine starts, Thanks again. Now to strip the leg/gearbox!

 

[ferg57]

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can not thank you enough roccoe & 12footer. so great knowing there are people like you that are willing to take the time to help someone like me.my hats off to you men!!!!

 

[Kalian]

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Thanks Roscoe, and any one else I've forgotten, I got my 1990 force 90 purring again thanks to you!

 

[miffyboy]

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Lots of thanks to Jasco & Roscoe, their fast and knowledgeable response now allows me to enjoy my boat, something i thought was over until i found this excellent site.

 

[tiller7104]

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I have asked 5 or more questions on this forum and had excellent help. I am new to force engines and in my experience they make me won't to stick a rusty clam fork in my ear!! Roscoe has been of particular help to me and to him I say thank you! If I missed other names I am truly sorry, Thank you for the help you guys are excellent, I have started cruising the subjects to see if I may lend some experience or answers but you guys beat me to it and know your sh..! Thank you again...Stuart

 

[jaba]

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Thank you all very much for the help you have provited for me. One guy deserves a special thanks from me and he is a fellow called Roscoe. He has done a lot to find the parts i need, and has been really big help for me. So thank you a lot!<br /><br />-Jaba-

 

[DUSTYCAT]

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DUSTYCAT <br />Cadet <br />Member # 71199 <br /><br /> posted March 24, 2006 11:53 AM <br />--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />thanks for that link lubosleftboot i had the same problem ;with a 6hp motor (looking for the schematics ) and found it in seconds this is a realy good site <br />--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />Posts: 4 | From: calgary alberta canada | Registered: Mar 2006 | IP: Logged |

 

[mcat121212]

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Thanx to rickdb1boat for quick reply to no gasket between lower unit and housing!

 

[jkeb22]

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thanks to eurolarva i can now replace my pinion gear in my chrysler 55, that everybody said was unavailable. the one i have in my notor now is welded and who knows how long that will last.<br /><br />Thanks again Eurolarva

 

[CoreyM.]

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Thanks to RRitt I'm back in the water!!<br /><br />Thanks again for the help! I pulled the motor apart (again) and sure enough there was a piece of magnet that was lodging itself between the armature and the housing. cleaned it up and it works like new!!! Just in time to hit the lake for some fishing.

 

[fordman49450]

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I want to thank Roscoe and flips for their help, I have followed up the thread with results, Thanks again for all the help on here.

 

[Kajun37]

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big thanks to Roscoe and Eurolarva and others...helped me on multiple problems.