1992 Merc 9.9 Lower Unit Repairs Part I

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  • Опубликовано: 17 мар 2022
  • This week I'm taking apart my the lower unit of my 1992 Merc 9.9 outboard. In the fall I noticed I had water in the gear case oil so it's time for an overhaul. I'll be pulling out all the seals in the gear case as well as the water pump and inspecting all the parts.
    In the next episode I'll be putting it all back together.
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  • @davidjessee7701
    @davidjessee7701 4 дня назад +1

    The spanner wrench you made was amazing…! The gear in the front of the housing is the foward gear! The one in the back towards the prop is the reverse gear

  • @user-JHack
    @user-JHack 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for demonstrating how to make the bearing carrier removal tool. I have a 1989 Mariner 15 HP that needs the prop shaft seals and my set up resembles what your's is. I'll now be able to make my own tool.

  • @fredschnittke5448
    @fredschnittke5448 Год назад

    Great video, helped me out a lot!

  • @thermos750
    @thermos750 10 месяцев назад

    Great detailed video. Watch drilling the copper pipe with the drill in your hand and one slip and your fingers become shredded skin! I am doing the lower unit on my 94 25 hp merc. Blew a bearing last night.

  • @larrywithrow5876
    @larrywithrow5876 2 года назад +1

    Hey Fred, I just came across your video in the exact time I’m repairing my 1996 Merc 9.9. I’ve been wondering how I was going to get the inner retainer out from the prop shaft, and your idea was fantastic!! Thanks so much for your time and efforts. I’m off to the hardware store this morning to get those parts you mentioned. FYI, I do have a real hacksaw in my shop. Lol👍👊 Thank you.

    • @CanadianIslandLife
      @CanadianIslandLife  2 года назад

      I saw someone else had used a slightly modified Water Heater Element Wrench to turn out that bearing carrier...

  • @randyphillips2075
    @randyphillips2075 4 месяца назад

    He Fred, very wel done, love that tool I made on not as elaborate but it worked thanks. On thing I missed is hpw did you get the seal out of the small end (prop end)of the shaft/spindel housing?

    • @CanadianIslandLife
      @CanadianIslandLife  4 месяца назад

      tks Randy, yep at about 15:49 when I pulled the assembly out, it's the large O-ring.. Hope it worked out good for you...

  • @luciano9692
    @luciano9692 Год назад +1

    Ottimo complimenti molto bravo

  • @ralphbarker7791
    @ralphbarker7791 10 месяцев назад +1

    I used to work at the Via Rail train station in Kitchener many years ago. The only station that anouced the trains arriving in German, English and French.

  • @godofrock
    @godofrock 11 месяцев назад

    Sometimes that shaft needs a double seal if one wont hold a pressure test. This most likely the reason you had a leak. This comes from dry starting in gear. Always start in neutral and only engage the drive when water is peeing. People who start then put it in gear are turning that shaft on dry seals and they wear much faster.

  • @cengizhanbolukbas5294
    @cengizhanbolukbas5294 Год назад

    Hi, you made a very nice video. I couldn't find a master to do this in Turkey. i hope i can do it myself

  • @michawilden
    @michawilden Год назад

    Hi fred, what is the inner and outer diameter of the bearing carrier removal tool that you made? It is a very informative video. Love it. I have the same engine where the reverse gear is not working. I want to see what is going on on the inside.

    • @CanadianIslandLife
      @CanadianIslandLife  Год назад

      It's actually up north at the moment but it was either 1.25 or 1.5" drain pipe. Someone else said they just modified an electric water heater 'element removal tool' - which seem to also be readily available...

  • @ryanbasden4669
    @ryanbasden4669 Год назад

    Hi I’m curious, I have the same motor and just rebuilt my lower unit, however there’s not much force going into reverse? Could this be a shift linkage adjustment issue?

    • @fredschnittke5448
      @fredschnittke5448 Год назад

      I'm no mechanic but I would think it either goes into reverse or it doesn't. Anything in between would result in grinding vs lack of power.. Is it grinding? Or is there just very little power in revers?

    • @ryanbasden4669
      @ryanbasden4669 Год назад

      Doesn’t seem to be grinding just low power on reverse

    • @fredschnittke5448
      @fredschnittke5448 Год назад

      @@ryanbasden4669 hmm, only thing I could imagine is the tilt lock switch wasn't set properly and the motor is lifting up when going in reverse..

    • @crinkly.love-stick
      @crinkly.love-stick Год назад

      With the lower unit off, it should want to pop into forward when you even so much as look at it funny. Neutral is just barely detented, and reverse is spring loaded. You should be able to shift it into reverse with pliers, and it should try to pop back into Neutral/forward when you let go.

  • @larsl3186
    @larsl3186 11 месяцев назад

    Is this the same process for the 88?

  • @dwaynesuggs5537
    @dwaynesuggs5537 Год назад +1

    Nice million dolllar man effects.let’s me know I’m watching the rite guy

  • @dwaynesuggs5537
    @dwaynesuggs5537 Год назад

    We need the links fer the aftermarket parts bro

    • @fschnittke
      @fschnittke Год назад

      They were purchased from a local Marina...

    • @CanadianIslandLife
      @CanadianIslandLife  Год назад

      @@fschnittke This is probably the best way to get the parts list for your make/model/HP/ of Mercury Outboard..
      - Go Here and search for your serial number
      public-mercurymarine.sysonline.com/Default.aspx?sysname=NorthAmerica&company=Guest&NA_KEY=NA_KEY_VALUE&langIF=eng&langDB=eng
      - Select the correct link based on HP and ountry
      - Select either:
      - Gear Hsg Design I
      - Gear Hsg Design II