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    HARD STARTING JOHNSON 25

    I recently purchased a pontoon boat with a 1989 Johnson 25 with electric start.<br />When engine is warm it starts with no problem.<br />However, when cold it takes me 15 minutes and about 35 ranks or so to start it. I think I am flooding it or not following the proper procedure on cold starts...
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    HOW TO START JOHNSON 25

    I recently purchased a 1989 Johnson 25 with electric start.<br />When engine is warm it starts with no problem.<br />However, when cold it takes me 15 minutes and about 35 ranks or so to start it. I think I am flooding it or not following the proper procedure on cold starts. I know it needs to...
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    WHAT YEAR IS MY JOHNSON 25

    I recently purchased a used Johnson 25 horsepower motor, serial #02347607 Model #J25TELCEM & I was wondering what year it is? Thanks, Bll
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    Johnson 25 - no cooling at idle or low RPM

    I own a Johnson 25 model #J25TELCEM and when it idles or is running at low RMP no water comes out the water pump exit tube. It looks like steam is coming out instead of water. When I increase the RPM a little, then water starts coming out and it is initially super hot (almost boiling hot)...
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    WHAT YEAR IS MY JOHNSON 25

    I recently purchased a used Johnson 25 horsepower motor, serial #02347607 Model #J25TELCEM & I was wondering what year it is? Thanks, Bll
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    Johnson 7.5 Sea Horse - Water Leak

    I recently purchased a 1958 Johnson 7.5 Sea Horse.<br />I have one problem:<br />The motor starts and runs well, except that instead of the water pump water discharge coming out of the ejection hole on the shaft, warm water comes out somewhere below the bottom cylinder. No water comes out the...
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    Johnson Sea Horse 7.5 Water Leak

    I just bought a 7.5 Johnson Sea Horse and have a problem:<br /><br />Motor starts and runs great but instead of the water coming out of the water ejection port, warm water which I assume is coming from the water pump is coming out somewhere underneath the bottom cylinder inside the motor casing...
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