jimi
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Is there an online manual for this anywhere as the water is now dribbling out the engine rather than flowing out the wee hole at the back.
mariner 3.3 outboard service
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steve_cronin
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Sounds like it needs a good flushing out and a new impellor.
What about the rubber by-pass outlet at the front of the engine. Is any water running out of that? It often blocks and just squeezing it between your fingers usually clears it.
With a 3.3, having a clutch, there REALLY is NO excuse, Jimi for not running it in a bucket of fresh before gannin the waa haem! D'ya ken?
Steve cronin
What about the rubber by-pass outlet at the front of the engine. Is any water running out of that? It often blocks and just squeezing it between your fingers usually clears it.
With a 3.3, having a clutch, there REALLY is NO excuse, Jimi for not running it in a bucket of fresh before gannin the waa haem! D'ya ken?
Steve cronin
jimi
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thanks Steve, for the advice. Another forumite (ta Tony) has Emailed me the manual as well so hopefully I can get it fixed.
RobBrown
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Jimi- I know you now have a manual, but for the benefit of any one else looking for a Mariner or Mercury Outboard manual, tho I have published it before, a useful link is here:
http://www.brunswickmarineemea.eu/downlo...ories=OUTBOARD$
The home site has links to other helpful material, including model no identification.
http://www.brunswickmarineemea.eu/downlo...ories=OUTBOARD$
The home site has links to other helpful material, including model no identification.
Dazedkipper
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Try backflushing the engine. There is a plug on the underneath of the crankcase waterjacket for this purpose. I did mine and restored full flow. /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif