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We've been putting a 115 hp Evinrude outboard back
together for a little over a year now. It took some time, but we finally got all the pistons turning easily and smoothly. We mounted the block back and attached it to the lower unit, and then put the heads on. I don't remember when the last time was we tried to move the pistons, but at some point we did something wrong. There's something solid stopping the system somewhere and it only lets us turn the flywheel about 1/4 turn or less in both directions before something clonks into something else and stops its travel. Could we have put a head on wrong so it's catching a piston, or is it likely to be something in the lower unit like a spline lined up wrong, or what? Thanks for any help! |
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