Paguilar1986
Cadet
- Joined
- Jul 27, 2019
- Messages
- 19
Hello everyone,
I am new to owning a boat, and I am still learning my way around the parts of my outboard motor. I have a 1991-2 Stroke Johnson 25 hp motor. It works great, but I have a lot of trouble getting it to start when cold.
I always make sure I prime the bulb first. I do hear the primer solenoid “click”, but when I try to start her up cold...it’s always a struggle. I have to take the engine cover off and manually hold down the throttle linkage, so that way the motor can startup. As I mentioned before, after having the motor run for a while, I am able to start her up easily when warm. It’s only when the motor hasn’t been running for a long period of time that I struggle to get her started.
What is the startup procedure (e.g. turning the key and pushing to prime, the idle lever all the way up)?
What should I check for or work on if I keep having this problem with a cold start?
Again, I’m new to owning a boat and I am still learning, so take it easy on me please.
I am new to owning a boat, and I am still learning my way around the parts of my outboard motor. I have a 1991-2 Stroke Johnson 25 hp motor. It works great, but I have a lot of trouble getting it to start when cold.
I always make sure I prime the bulb first. I do hear the primer solenoid “click”, but when I try to start her up cold...it’s always a struggle. I have to take the engine cover off and manually hold down the throttle linkage, so that way the motor can startup. As I mentioned before, after having the motor run for a while, I am able to start her up easily when warm. It’s only when the motor hasn’t been running for a long period of time that I struggle to get her started.
What is the startup procedure (e.g. turning the key and pushing to prime, the idle lever all the way up)?
What should I check for or work on if I keep having this problem with a cold start?
Again, I’m new to owning a boat and I am still learning, so take it easy on me please.