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just recently when i fire up my motor the alarm will go off. It is a beep every half second or so. Then I will shut it off. I then turn the key but not start the motor and the alarm will sound in the same way. Now, I can get the alarm to shut off when I start the motor and prime it while it...
I have a 1996 evinrude 9.9hp 4 stroke. I believe i have a fuel pump problem. When i am trolling It sounds like my motor is running out of gas and dies. Then I figured out that if I run back there and squeeze the ball it will keep on going. The bulb and line are new so im going to rule out...
I have a 1996 Evinrude 9.9HP Four stroke that I bought used with the boat a couple of years ago. It is my kicker motor that I troll with. My problem is that my starting battery continues to slowly drain throughout the day of trolling. Before I start my engine my lowrance reads around 12.2V...
I have a 1996 Evinrude 9.9hp four stroke electric start that I troll with. I am having a battery problem. The battery is new and it fully charges. When I put the boat in the water before I start my motor my voltage is at 12.4V. Once I start the motor it stays at 12.4 Volts. After trolling...
I have a 1996 4-stroke that stars fine and runs good all the way through the day. After about 8 hours of trolling it dies. I will get it restarted and running for ten minutes and it will die again. First I thought it was a gas problem with my fuel line. Its not. Any ideas. Could it just...
