Hi, can someone recommend a place they know where I can get my 3.5 Nissan outboard worked on? Was running fine before sitting and now won't start- 2 stroke. I'm in Orange County and would like to stay local. Also any idea on cost?
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Hi, can someone recommend a place they know where I can get my 3.5 Nissan outboard worked on? Was running fine before sitting and now won't start- 2 stroke. I'm in Orange County and would like to stay local. Also any idea on cost?
Have you tried spraying the carburetor with some cleaner? I have an old 2 Stroke Suzuki engine on my boat, and I had a mechanic tell me to be sure to disconnect the fuel tank before pulling the boat from the water and let the engine run all of the fuel out of the fuel line. That way the carburetor won't get clogged with left over fuel. I tried a few shops around OC to have my engine repaired and some wouldn't work on it because it was too old (1980). I had to take it to Oxnard to have the impeller replaced. The new impeller and lower unit oil change cost me about $150.
I've not tried to tinker with it yet but I guess I'll take it apart and take a chance on a self repair. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Originally Posted by lucky1
Dick Sheer Marine in Norwalk.
30min from start to finish. 10screws to remove hood. Remove and tear apart.
Reassemble in reverse order. U might want to add in line fuel filter on gas line. Use 92 gas
And fresh oil mix whenever u can
It is very similar to Any two stroke motorcycle. Even motorcycle shop/lawn
Mower place shud be able to do for cheap
If near the rose bowl area hit me up and a case of cold ones will suffice!!
I hv same motor so u can test here.
Gee
I just remove the gas line where it connects to the carburetor on mine and spray the cleaner into the carburetor there . I've never disassembled my carburetor, I do this every time I take my boat out now to prime the carburetor , and my motor starts after 2 or 3 pulls.
Johns Custom Marine Huntington Beach . Outboards is their businessQuote:
Originally Posted by steelhead
Johns Custom Marine Huntington Beach . Outboards is their businessQuote:
Originally Posted by steelhead
Thank you for all these suggestions and I'm going to the DIY route first and may just take you up on that offer baller! It's worth at least two cases to me so I'll let you know!
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Originally Posted by Fourtogo
the gas is gravity feed; if u can and prior to any storage turn off gas and let it burn out last few minutes or so..
premix shouldn't be left more than few months in storage; use fresh if possible at all times. ...
2 stroke engines often flood themselves when gas petcock turned on. if get a vacuum lock remove plug and sputter gas out but trying to start; make sure u don't ground sparkplug near by!!!!!!
let us know how u do.....