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Mercury stator testing procedure I have found a lot of useful information on here but unfortunately I am having trouble pinpointing the procedure for stator testing on my exact year.
1989 Mercury 150 Black Max
OC150410
stator 398-9610A3
2-yellow wires
1-blue
1-blue/white
1-red
1-red/white...
I have found lots of useful information on here but unfortunately I am having trouble pinpointing the procedure for stator testing on my exact year.
1989 Mercury 150 Black Max
OC150410
stator 398-9610A3
2-yellow wires
1-blue
1-blue/white
1-red
1-red/white
1-black.
this is what I have done...
I am replacing the pump base while doing my impeller. the manual says to shim the base on models with a one piece drive shaft bearing. I don't know if my unit is equipped with this? It is a 1989 150 Black Max serial # 0C150410. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks. Steve
Just got the boat. The oil injection has been taken off. The previous owner was mixing gas at 40:1. It seemed to smoke some at start up. Whats the pros and cons of taking the injection unit off and should I be mixing at 50:1? Thanks in advance for any info!
