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MKG 06-21-2004 01:44 PM

trim / tilt issue
 
Hi guys,

Need some advice on an issue I am having with my 1993 175 Evinrude.

The trim / tilt crapped out and I am not sure if there is a fuse in relation to the trim / tilt.

The tilt motor was not making any funny noises at all (which usually happens before they die). A friend of mine did however turn the batteries on when he had already turned the tilt switch on - which makes me think there is a fuse which may be blown. With the cowling off - i can hear the trim switch make a clicking sound in the motor like a light switch going on / off but nothing else?

Any ideas?

Thanks

BTW - it was working 100% perfect prior to the battery turn on situation.

esoxesox 06-21-2004 04:01 PM

Re: trim / tilt issue
 
I'm running a 1996 150 Johnson Faststrike. Last year I lost the ability to tilt the engine up but still had the "down". Upon inspection under the shroud I found two solenoids on the top of the engine. I switched them around and the problem reversed itself. I spent the rest of the day rotating them to salvage a day on the water. They are fairly inexpensive and easy to replace. I don't recall if there was a "click" or not but it might be worth picking a couple up and putting them on to see if it fixes your problem. I carry two spares with me all the time now. I don't know the part numbers for them off hand but if you would like them I can check them out tonight.


Scot

gabe 06-22-2004 12:12 PM

Re: trim / tilt issue
 
check the grounds. When you find the relays there should be a ground to the motor in that area. clean it with a wire brush. see if that helps.

MKG 06-23-2004 12:50 PM

Re: trim / tilt issue
 
Hey guys,

Got it fixed.

There are two wires from the relay which have a connector - the connector was corroded, thats all the issue was - cost me a case of beer.

Thanks for the help,


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