Johnson vacuum switch for 2000 200h.p.

RHINGA

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I know that I have to replace my vacuum switch. It took almost two weeks for a new switch to come in. It looks like a pretty easy install, other than the tight fit. Is there anything I should know, other than disconnect wire, remove switch disconnect hose. Then install new switch, connect hose and wires? Is there something this is going to mess up that I don't know about? I know some fuel is going to come out - but will the oil injection be evacuated or effected at all?
 

boobie

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Re: Johnson vacuum switch for 2000 200h.p.

Replace the switch and when all is done, pump the primer bulb to check for any fuel leaks. If you want to verify it's operation, take it out and run the mtr at wot. Pinch off the fuel line with a duck bill pliers and see if the horn goes off.
 
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