Service Manual Johnson Evinrude 25 – 70 HP 1990 – 2001

• At Seloc, we estimate that 75% of engine repair work can be directly or indirectly attributed to lack of proper care for the engine. This is especially true of care during the off-season period. There is no way on this green earth for a mechanical engine, particularly an outboard motor, to be left sitting idle for an extended period of time, say for six months, and then be ready for instant satisfactory service.
• Imagine, if you will, leaving your car or truck for six months, and then expecting to turn the key, having it roar to life, and being able to drive off in the same manner as a daily occurrence.
• Therefore it is critical for an outboard engine to either be run (at least once a month), preferably, in the water and properly maintained between uses or for it to be specifically prepared for storage and serviced again
  immediately before the start of the season.

Indice

BOAT MAINTENANCE ………………. 2-37
BATTERIES ……………………… 2-37
FIBERGLASS HULL ……………….. 2-39
CLEARING A SUBMERGED MOTOR …….. 2-83
GENERAL INFORMATION ……………. 2-2
BEFOREIAFTER EACH USE …………. 2-3
Visual Insoection ………………… 2-5
ENGINE IDENTIFICATION …………… 2-2
Engine Serial Numbers …………….. 2-3
MAINTENANCE COVERAGE …………. 2-2
MAINTENANCE EQUALS SAFETY ……… 2-2
OUTBOARDS ON SAIL BOATS ………… 2-2
LUBRICATION SERVICE …………….. 2-6
ELECTRIC STARTER MOTOR PINION …… 2-6
ENGINE COVER LATCHES ………….. 2-7
ENGINE MOUNT CLAMP SCREWS …….. JET DRIVE BEARING ………………. Recommended Lubricant …………… 2-7
Daily Bearing Lubrication …………… 2-7
Grease Replacement ……………… 2-7
POWER TRIMITILT RESERVOIR ………. 2-8

e mais …