Looking for diagram/picture for OMC control (see attached pic)

[windshear]

Can someone tell me where I can get a diagram/manual/photos of the internals of this OMC control? It is paired with a 1988 Johnson 88hp outboard on a 1977 Steury boat. Thanks.

 

[tashasdaddy]

Re: Looking for diagram/picture for OMC control (see attached pic)

right here; what's your problem. i have the same engine and control.
http://www.evinrude.com/en-US/Accessories/Literature/

 

[licketdsplit756]

Re: Looking for diagram/picture for OMC control (see attached pic)

i didnt find a diagram in that site maybe i didnt look hard enough. i was wondering the same thing. about a diagram for mine.115hp 1985....looks the same as yours..i cant seem to find the kill switch. everyone says there is one on there but ill be damed if i see it. theres a little black botton on the side what that is i have no idea. its a used boat and im learning alot more then i ever thought.

 

[rickdb1boat]

Re: Looking for diagram/picture for OMC control (see attached pic)

When you get to the BRP website, use the dropdown box and select OB accessories..

http://epc.brp.com/default.aspx?brands=ej&lang=E

 

[windshear]

Re: Looking for diagram/picture for OMC control (see attached pic)

The BRP website is exactly what I was looking for..thanks!
I posted another thread about a problem with the starter doing anything and I got a few replies that it is probably the neutral safety switch. So I wanted to see what it looks like inside before I dig in.
licketdsplit756, I have a "new" used boat also and I'm also learning a lot so i'm in the same boat (pardon the pun). I believe the "black button" on the side is the rubber hole cover for the kill switch option, which apparently we do not have installed.

 

[tashasdaddy]

Re: Looking for diagram/picture for OMC control (see attached pic)

presently the kill switch is in the ignition key switch. you can get an add on, that connects to the ignition, this is so you can attach a lanyard, that you clip on a belt loop. in case of an incident the lanyard comes of the kill switch and stops the engine.