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![]() "Billgran" wrote in message . .. "ed" wrote in message ... "Billgran" wrote in message m... "ed" wrote in message ... I have a pull start with 30 hours on motor. The rope start will not engage the flywheel. Any ideas what might be wrong. This motor is just like new. Thanks Bill. It's a 2000 9.9hp 4 stroke Evinrude, manual start only. The roope won't pull out at all in gear, but there is no resistance in neutral. That starter uses a plastic pawl, part number 338335, that sells for less than $6. You have to remove the starter and look on the underside. Chances are the pawl is worn down , broken, or came off. Bill Grannis service manager The plastic pawl looks perfect. There must be something that makes it engage that is not working properly. I can move it easily by hand but when the cord is pulled it stays in the same position. The wire springs look perfect also. What kind of trouble am I looking at if I further disassemble the starter? Will the starter recoil spring jump out? I can't really tell what makes the pawl make contact with the notches on top of the flywheel, or what causes it to move in that direction. This outboard had only been on the water three times before I bought it, and is clean and shows no wear on any part. Would inactivity cause something like this? |
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