Re: 1988 evinrude 70 vro lower unit question
I would first try disconnecting the linkage at the motor and shifting manually to isolate the 2.
If it still does it it could be your dog and gear. The lobes of the dog and gear are precisely machined with sharp angles. When these edges wear, it forces the lobes apart when rpms increase, jumping out of gear. This is mainly caused by improper shifting. You need to shift with a deliberate movement, snapping the unit into gear as quickly as possible.
It is not "revving" up is it, as in a spun prop hub is it?
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Last edited by HighTrim : January 21st, 2008 at 10:25 PM.
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