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Hello gentlemen,
I hope everyone's day is going better then mine.
I have looked through some treads about trims and did not find anything like mine.
I pulled my boat out of the water yesterday and when I got it home to flush it, it has decided that the motor will not trim done to be flushed...
I have been told that if a jig is made of the old center console windsheild. It would be possible to mold a new piece of plexiglass to replace without going to a repair service. Has anyone atempted this project and if so how did it turn out???
I'm trying to find out way my trim keeping going down when I go to full throttle. Some have said that I might have bad valves (how do I check that without tearing the manifold apart and going out and buying special tools for something I don't know if I can fix). Also there is a small plastic...
I have a 85' 120 johnson, I notice that the trim is going all the way down when I throttle up just a little. I understand that there is a relief valve. Please advise. I have to replace the trim motor because of the rust, could this be the problem?:confused: