Good video but that was major overkill on the carburetor. All you had to do was drop the bowl and blow the Jets out. There was no reason to pull the manifold and carburetor off and take the carburetor apart.
Great video! I followed these steps on my mercury 150hp 4 stroke outboard. It kicks right up first try now. However, it cannot handle speed. When I go above 15mph the motor turns off. Then it will only be able to handle 10mph and shut off. Then goes down to 5mph and shuts off. It also makes a very high pitched whining sound when idling. Any thoughts of what could be going on? Thanks, Dave
That guy knows what he is doing,great job,clean work!
surely putting the whole thing in a fresh water tank is the best first move
good job thanks
Don't think y'all needed to take the carb down that far, pays to be thorough though. Excellent work.
Good job
Amazing
These little plastic clips at 20:50 are very notorious for breaking. I always secure them with a zip tie whenever I'm working on yamahas.
How about some oil in the cylinders to lube the pistons??😊
ya mang that my problem see my baby sank in salt water n ran immeditly after however salt got in and seized the block :/
Good video but that was major overkill on the carburetor. All you had to do was drop the bowl and blow the Jets out. There was no reason to pull the manifold and carburetor off and take the carburetor apart.
Great video! I followed these steps on my mercury 150hp 4 stroke outboard. It kicks right up first try now. However, it cannot handle speed. When I go above 15mph the motor turns off. Then it will only be able to handle 10mph and shut off. Then goes down to 5mph and shuts off. It also makes a very high pitched whining sound when idling. Any thoughts of what could be going on?
Thanks, Dave
David Potalivo I’m assuming that some of the electrical components are fried
For how long was it submerged?
Was it submerged in salt water?
No
Вот уж рукожопые! Одно что затягивание фильтра съемником чего стоит