It's not a must but a convenience. You can leave the original pull choke in place and use that but unlike four strokes, two strokes need the choke off as soon as it starts.
Thank you so much, my motor is the same as yours, but I will pull the choke out when I start, cause I dont have the choke solenoid, plus I dont know how to fix it.@@Pensionersdoaboat
I'll do what I can. These are the main components required, there's various sundries required like cables etc. If I did it again I woud use the next size down battery to starter cables. I went too large at 16mm sq, cable 10mm sq is fine. ebay items : Ignition switch - 703-82510-43-00 Ignition Switch for Yamaha Outboard Main Key Remote Control Box - sold by parserda Starter solenoid 12 V STARTER SOLENOID RELAY 6G1-81941-10 FOR YAMAHA OUTBOARD 6-90 HP - sold by king-auto-zone Starter mounting bracket - 61772-0194Aluminium Stay For Outboard Motor 25hp 61T 69P - sold by homedecorlover Amazon for starter motor : OEG Parts PPEU18310N Starter Compatible With Yamaha Mercury Mariner Replaces S108-80 S108-80A S108-80B S108-80BN 689-81800-11 689-81800-11-00 689-8180 Rob
I bought it from Amazon and this was the description :- OEG Parts PPEU18310N Starter Compatible With Yamaha Mercury Mariner Replaces S108-80 S108-80A S108-80B S108-80BN 689-81800-11 689-81800-11-00 689-8180 The PPEU number was also on the box
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Well done, excellent video. You covered everything I needed to learn for my upgrade. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Where did you get th wiring diagram?
I believe I got it fro here
marineparts.ie/engine-2-stroke-diagrams/?srsltid=AfmBOorIZaRxw7TektFNDtXJiASM4OX7QGFPdzeRZSJMGtWreckGj4od
Should I use a choke solenoid? Is it a must?
It's not a must but a convenience. You can leave the original pull choke in place and use that but unlike four strokes, two strokes need the choke off as soon as it starts.
Thank you so much, my motor is the same as yours, but I will pull the choke out when I start, cause I dont have the choke solenoid, plus I dont know how to fix it.@@Pensionersdoaboat
can I ask that where should I find the parts brake down, what you were looking in your phone?
I'll do what I can. These are the main components required, there's various sundries required like cables etc. If I did it again I woud use the next size down battery to starter cables. I went too large at 16mm sq, cable 10mm sq is fine.
ebay items :
Ignition switch - 703-82510-43-00 Ignition Switch for Yamaha Outboard Main Key Remote Control Box - sold by parserda
Starter solenoid 12 V STARTER SOLENOID RELAY 6G1-81941-10 FOR YAMAHA OUTBOARD 6-90 HP - sold by king-auto-zone
Starter mounting bracket - 61772-0194Aluminium Stay For Outboard Motor 25hp 61T 69P - sold by homedecorlover
Amazon for starter motor :
OEG Parts PPEU18310N Starter Compatible With Yamaha Mercury Mariner Replaces S108-80 S108-80A S108-80B S108-80BN 689-81800-11 689-81800-11-00 689-8180
Rob
hello can i know the serial number on that motor starter thanks.
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with solenoid, and regulator together (and the starter motor bracket also)
sorry parts number
I bought it from Amazon and this was the description :-
OEG Parts PPEU18310N Starter Compatible With Yamaha Mercury Mariner Replaces S108-80 S108-80A S108-80B S108-80BN 689-81800-11 689-81800-11-00 689-8180
The PPEU number was also on the box
Thank you very much@@Pensionersdoaboat
hello can i know the serial number on that motor starter thanks.
Answered
sorry parts number
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