Re: Hydro-electric drive
Look on eBay. New switches were terribly expensive when they were available. I assume you're talking about the shift switch in the remote control? Make sure it's for the right kind of electric shift. Other models shifted differently and their circuitry is different. Your shifting is accomplished hydraulically insice the gearcase. Two electric solenoids operate valves which contol gearlube over a piston that moves the shifter. There is an oil pump in the nose of the gearcase to provide pressure. Switches wear out, few originals still work. If the gearcase was ever run dry or full of water, the oil pump may have grenaded. Then there are the solenoids which I've seen fail. Have you determied which is causing the problem?
