OUTBOARD TROUBLESHOOTING (Part 3) How to Service a 2 Stroke Outboard Engine

[@roddyb]

Andy, you are a God amongst men!

[@delaguitara]

Thank you for your contribution Sir! Much appreciated! Five stars.

[@MrProtector65]

True words from yesterday, will apply tomorrow, thank you for 1, 2, and 3, regards, 😺

[@BlastYaMaintanice]

I love this video seriously! Very interesting information mate 👍 keep them up

[@barryhall5266]

Just got my first outboard I'm 25 quite good with mechanics and you're a massive help mate.

[@sailslikeagirl3154]

Thank you so much I now feel confident enough to service my own Mercury 2 stroke. It’s only 2.5hp.

[@marlowe5555]

outstanding presentation Sir!

[@busdriver1469]

Good video,very detailed,Even with What tools to have and which ones to apply for the various job you will do......Im sold..i subscribed yesterday😁

[@finnafishfl]

Amazing

[@Dutcharmytent]

Great information have subscribed.

[@RodrigoLima-to4lp]

Could you please let me know the size of the carburetor nozzle on this engine?

[@pietroturco1306]

Ciao sai dove posso comprare un' elica per questo motore? Il mio ha il marchio Evinrude ma credo sia identico. Se poi è possibile mi piacerebbe avere un'elica che abbia piu forza, non per la velocità ma per poter planare un po prima con il mio gommone, insomma un'elica di spinta. Grazie Piero Italy..

[@svbiker2006]

Hey. I use an Johnson 6.0 BJ6DREDS 1996. Which 2-Stroke fuel mix do i have to use? 1:100, 1:50, 1:25? Greetings from Germany.

[@Faetter-Blobs-Filmbiks]

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[@ERidesOn2]

Excellent video. I have a 1996 Evinrude 4hp. Model # E4REDS. It barely has 100 hours. I thought by it's age alone it would need a new impeller. In the process I found the rubber of the shaft seal under the water pump and above the gear box to be in poor condition. I'm not sure how to remove it or the needle bearings to inspect further. I suspect there might be an issue since the rubber seal is worn on one side. Any advice on how to best remove without possibly damaging the bearing housing in the process? Thanks Ed