Re: pump&moter
Sorry, I found your original thread and here's some info fer ya. If the trim motor has three wires to it, the black wire is always negative. Putting positive power to the blue wire should trim it up. Positive power to the green wire should trim it down.<br /><br />If the trim motor only has a blue and a green wire, then negative goes to one, positive to the other. Up and Down will depend on polarity. (Sorry, Hootey. These aren't grounded.)<br /><br />Before you start taking it apart, you should know that if it is a two wire trim motor, one bad solenoid could cause problems in both directions. If it has three wires, both solenoids would have to be bad for it to fail in both directions.<br /><br />I suspect (and that's only an educated guess) that water got into the trim motor and rusted things up. You don't have to remove the upper pin to change the trim motor, but you do have to swing the trim/tilt assembly out to get at the bolts on the trim motor. Again, sure you wanna tackle it???
