My neighbor has a 2003 Honda 50 hp that he had the waterpump replaced in a few months ago. He put the boat back onto the water after the repair but hasn't tried to use it ( he had health issues). Being the holiday weekend he was wanting to try to use it and when he tries to put it into reverse all he gets is a loud clicking in the foot like it isn't engaging fully. He never had a reverse issue before now and I would guess that the boat has less than 100 hrs on it.
My thinking is that the repair shop either damaged the lower unit, bent the shift rod or may not have it connected correctly.
OH and BTW the reason he took it to the shop in the first place was that it quit peeing and they replaced the waterpump got it home, still not peeing, took it back to the shop only to find a mud dobber clogged the hole.
So needless to say he has washed his hands of that shop.
Is there any kind of an adjustment that I can make to make it engage fully?
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
My thinking is that the repair shop either damaged the lower unit, bent the shift rod or may not have it connected correctly.
OH and BTW the reason he took it to the shop in the first place was that it quit peeing and they replaced the waterpump got it home, still not peeing, took it back to the shop only to find a mud dobber clogged the hole.
So needless to say he has washed his hands of that shop.
Is there any kind of an adjustment that I can make to make it engage fully?
Has anyone else experienced this problem?