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Old 06 July 2006, 00:22   #1
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Evinrude 70 Servicing Portsmouth Area

My mate down Portsmouth way is looking to get his Evinrude 70 serviced (water pump, gbox oil, carbs balanced etc etc)
I think the engine is eary 90's
Does anyone on here do this sort of work or can recomend someone Cheap?

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Old 06 July 2006, 11:07   #2
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do it your self, i'll talk you through it.
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Old 07 July 2006, 23:59   #3
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Ive allways done my outboard myself but my mate lives quite far away and it not as mechanicly competent!
the only tricky bit looks to be releasing the gear shift linkage as its right under the powerhead.
I managed to do my old Johnson 90 with a pair of very long nose pliers. but this engine looks impossible, does it use a special tool?
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Old 08 July 2006, 16:29   #4
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take the air box off, and a 1/4" drive with a swivle should get it,7/16s bolt, maybe click it in drive for a beter shot at it, ( pull the plug wires off the plugs be for you start, pull the kill swich out) make sure ya get the bolts in back, the one holdin the zink and the one under the zink, shiftin rod stays on the gearbox, don't let the shift rod turn, it's threded in at a set hight.
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possibly powertech hayling island, if you not doin it yourself?
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