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So if you find that you have a trim leak on the system. Thanks in advance guys! Nope When I go beck into forward, the dam thing starts popping out of forward, like nobody's business…I have to literally hold the shift lever in forward to keep it in gear.
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Country: UK - England. I have seen the after effects on sailing dingies, and windsurfers of exactly the scenario we are talking about, all I can say is thank god its only fibre glass and not limbs. August 31, 2016 at 11:53 pm #43085. Is the gearcase achieving full forward gear engagement? At least all modern ones do. So as you can imagine I want this one better than right. Boulet Lemelin Yacht inc. 1125 boul. Evinrude won't go into reverse proxy. 4 years ago I rebuilt this lower unit for my mother-in-laws substitute pastor. It's hard to make these maneuvers.
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Is there anything else that may mimic what appears to be jumping out of gear? And then take the fill cap off the trim unit. Again, running in forward with the outboard locked down is just inviting all sorts of problems. Now the first thing to look at when it comes to the hydraulic systems though. Evinrude won't go into reverse phone lookup. This will get any debris out of the unit, in case that is what is causing the issue. Here is the back story. Loop Charged, Large Gearcase/High Rake Prop, Power Shift, OH Yeah!
It is possible that the driveshaft/crankshaft splines are just about to give way. Also right about the colors: Green for Neutral, Green PLUS Blue for Reverse. It sure doesn't sound like it. Woodruff key is.... Undamaged? There are a couple of different situations that you can find yourself in when an outboard will pop out of the water.
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The chaps that design these engines are not stupid, you think they would give a lock on an engines (many newer ones engage soon as you put it into gear) if they were not needed/sensible? Country: UK - Wales. The engine i believe should auto lock down when its dropped into the water from its shore based position, requiring you to make a concious effort to un lock it to the lifting position. Any ideas on what broke when i slammed it in reverse? Where the valves and passages in the unit have just simply worn out. Even when you are trying to slow the boat down or pull back out of a slip or turn the boat around at the end of a canal. I know this as i've watched them (as we all have) and had to rescue them. Make: Humbers/15-24m cats. September 1, 2016 at 12:20 am #43089quote FrankR: Frank is right, of course. The zapcat/thundercat racers use a bungee cord to apply some force to having the outboard stay in the down position, yet also allow some give. Join Date: Nov 2001. Evinrude won't go into reverse. This all happened my first day out, on a new to me boat and motor, and new to me driving style (with tiller). This may happen as a result of the following: - Javascript is disabled or blocked by an extension (ad blockers for example).
Outboards have reverse locks built into the trim systems to keep them locked down in reverse. Then slowly take the air nozzle off, it will probably spit some fluid out at you. What is happening is when the engine is shifted into reverse. The different scenarios! Have you ever been trying to dock your boat or pull it off the trailer just to turn around and watch your outboard pop up out of the water in reverse? Just too anal about that. I checked the spark and was getting a good 1" spark on my tester (3KV according to my tester? ) Town: macclessfield.
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Your sure this is a gearcase issue, correct? If your in that much of an unknown situation, slow down. Perhaps the shift lever is not tight on the pivot shaft, or maybe the internal bellcrank is messed up. The issue is going to be with the trim system which is what locks the engine down when in reverse. Heres some pictures of the removal process and the key close up, there is a tiny amount of scratching on the key and there was a VERY small metal shaving in the key-slot, but What do you guys think? Hi guys, I have a problem that I really need advice on. That default-to-in-gear was probably considered a safety issue and part of the reason it was discontinued. Any of these situations require you to be able to use the reverse function of the outboard. I take it you've never had to reverse to get onto a dock/pontoon? Your browser does not support cookies. Since that time, I have opened this case up 3 more times with the same problem, won't stay in gear…Have re-sealed it and checked for leaks.
Engine: Suzuki 25hp 2 stroke. But, that will not increase the range of throw…. OK, just checked for slop in the upper linkage… no slop detected…. Then, like the total noob boater I am, I tried to put it in neutral without turning the throttle to "SHIFT" position and ended up throwing it straight into reverse! I tried for hours to get it start but no go. Reverse should be done with minimal power anyway, fast reverse makes you very susceptible to having waves crash over the transom. Its going to take some time to get used to. The thrust of the prop is pulling the outboard back out of the water. Allowing the unit to run low on fluid or fill up with water. Posts: 1, 003. Who drives so fast in unknown shallow water as to do catastrophic damage?? Maybe a bad float valve in the carb?
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If often you would surely get to know the areas to beware of, in which case the water is not unknown. Make: ZODIAC FC470 CRRC. There will be a knob or a catch somewhere round the main tilt tube or lurking under the front of the cowl. And using a rubber-tipped air nozzle. You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
And for the first 3 years, 48 weeks it shifted just fine…. This means that if you want to repair these systems. Boat name: Wildheart. Many times you will find the outboard kicking up is just a symptom of another issue. Place the lock-out pins in place to lock the outboard up.