Putting the lower unit back on - (?).

[zoltar]

Hey gang:<br /><br />This winter I took the lower unit off to have it pressure tested. I had to push the throttle up into the "forward" position to get it off. I left it in the forward position when i put it back on. Now - will I need to adjust anything to make it go, or am I all set?<br /><br />Thanks for your help in advance - <br /><br />ZM

 

[zoltar]

Re: Putting the lower unit back on - (?).

Bumpity Bump...

 

[ob]

Re: Putting the lower unit back on - (?).

Should be all set.What engine are we talking about?

 

[roscoe]

Re: Putting the lower unit back on - (?).

What motor and hp?<br /><br />How does your shift shaft connect? If it is threaded, like on my 70hp Force, it will need adjusting.

 

[Joe Reeves]

Re: Putting the lower unit back on - (?).

Zoltar..... At the top of the topic page, you will see the following:<br /><br />"Attention All Engines and Motors Posters: Please post as much info about your engine as possible when you post questions, i.e. manufacturer, make, model & serial number, horsepower, year, etc. Our forum members/experts need this info to help you."<br /><br />We're unable to help if you do not advise us of exactly what you're speaking of.

 

[zoltar]

Re: Putting the lower unit back on - (?).

1991 Force 50 HP<br /><br />The shaft has "splines" on it that go up and down. The splines line up and slip into the housing in the upper unit (if that makes sense).<br /><br />ZM