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I have a 1994 Evinrude 150 intruder that's in great shape and has 260 hours on it.
Was trying to get it started last week and the starter would spin but not engage. I reached the starter today but same result. Had battery checked on it's good. The battery is under the console so the battery cable has a so so run to the engine. I cleaned the connection at the starter but not at the battery. It was so damm hot I could not get to it.. What else should I look for? |
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I think starter gear is stuck on the shaft - it is supposed to lift up to and engage the flywheel when the starter spins. A spring then pushes it back down to disengage from the flywheel when the starter is de-energized. Lube the gear n shaft up and make sure the gear moves freely. Can't remember if the shaft has a spiral or straight cut on it for the gear - just look closely. You may have to pull the starter to do it, but it's not a big deal.
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It's a brand new starter but I'm going to work back from the starter to the battery
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hmmm - sometimes there is a lift solenoid that lifts the gear to the flywheel - if that doesn't have good connections it will give the symptoms you describe.
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Instead of me fooling around with it the mechanic will look at it and get it running, he needs to a bunch of things that I would take a month to figure out.
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If the Bendix drive is not stuck, (hold nut on top with left hand than turn gear with right hand) and the gear moves up freely ,drive is good !
When you go to start and can see the Bendix drive spinning but not engaging, your polarity is reversed.... Motor running in reverse (brush plate wired incorrectly) Good luck !
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