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Mercruiser I/O tilt problem
I just took my boat out of winter storage. (late 80's 21 chriscraft)
Drive was stored in down position. It will not tilt or trim up. Motor runs when I press down, but when I press up it just clicks once in the rear and thats it...sounds like the sol is firing...but not the motor. Doing some reading I found someone noting that if the shift linkage is in revers it will not tilt up...but have not had a chance to wiggle the shift lever around and make sure it is not registering that way. I had to leave before being able to troubleshoot any further. I'm thinking if the pump is running then its likely ok, if it were struggling or even running when I press up then I would think rams or something else. Any comments? limit switches maybe? |
On 8 Jun 2005 05:53:06 -0700, "cwood" wrote:
I just took my boat out of winter storage. (late 80's 21 chriscraft) Drive was stored in down position. It will not tilt or trim up. Motor runs when I press down, but when I press up it just clicks once in the rear and thats it...sounds like the sol is firing...but not the motor. Doing some reading I found someone noting that if the shift linkage is in revers it will not tilt up...but have not had a chance to wiggle the shift lever around and make sure it is not registering that way. I had to leave before being able to troubleshoot any further. I'm thinking if the pump is running then its likely ok, if it were struggling or even running when I press up then I would think rams or something else. Any comments? limit switches maybe? This may be useless info, but when I took my 1995 out of storage the up tilt would not do anything but down tilt worked (it was stored almost totally down, but not quite). However it has a separate up tilt button for raising to trailering height. I pressed it and it raised the drive. After that the regular button worked both up and down. I don't have a clue why, but I have had no problems since. The Other Dave Hall |
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