Re: post fuel pump diaphram replacement
Its a 1975 Chrysler 45 hp. The lower unit went bad...so while I am waiting for the rebiut one to come back I am trying to get all the smaller issues repaired so I can get on the water quick.
The motor is on a 15' 1988 Bayliner Bass Trophy that I bought the day after memorial day. I paid 1200 for the boat, trailer and motor, then replaced the flooring, carpet, seats, and batteries. I had it out for the first time last weekend and the lower unit crapped out.....
I like working on my own things as well, however I have never been an engine buff and don't claim to be an expert on boats as a whole. I have owned some older boats with motors of the same vintage, however this boat is 12 years younger than the motor. The origonal motor was a 50 hp Force, however it must have been or became junk so they kept the transom mount and switched to the Chrysler because it bolted right up to the mount.
Now my problem is that the cavitation plate on the Chrysler is 4-6" below the hull so now I don't think I will ever get on plave with the longer Chysler shaft.