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How to install Outboard Pistons when rebuilding your outboards motor
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HI there, great video. I have a 1974 40 hp Mercury. We started it on the
muffs the other day and we had water squirting out of the Spark Plug on the
top cylinder. Have you got any ideas on this? I am about to go home and
strip the engine down. Any advice or ideas would be much appreciated.
Cheers
great video..ive rebuilt many outboards n other motors & i have 2 honestly
say that u did everything perfectly by the book…congratulations!…
Hey Michael. Yes you can, you need to buy the tool to suit the motor you
are working on. A dealer should be able to order the correct one in for
you. Or if you have a friend with a lathe spin one up.
I have a question4 u buddy,im rebulding a 1997 mercury 90hp,it doesnt have
cyl,heads, i have to put in the pistons by the back & then drop in the
crankshaft, can i still use a piston ring compressor or would i have
compress the rings with a flat screw driver on my motor?..great video you
are a king at rebuilding motors
can you do this rebuilding these old outboards like the Johnsons and
evinrudes and mercs as well hopes this helps me from Mick walker
great vid… Im not due to my 1976 Merc 115 Tower of Power yet, but these
videos are fantastic
60 degree looper?
@classicoutboards Yea 115hp
Good Video, Good Tips. I wish my mercs had removeable heads. Sure makes
life a lot easier than compressing from the back side.