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You can unhook tge cooling line while then crank it. Sgould spray water.

drive shaft oil seal and possible shaft take it to an outboard service shop as it may require special tools for the job

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have the carby professionally overhauled replace all rubber hoses from the tank , including having the fuel pump overhauled the rubber parts break down and deposit small bits rubber in all of the jets in the carby

Hey WIllaim, ..??.. does it bog at low speed or at high speed??

Here Wayne... Johnson Evinrude Manuals 1917 2007

Hey David, these tiny carbs have TINY passages for air and gas that are hard to get perfectly clean...is the primer bulb staying tight?.. Did you remove any screws that had springs on them? .. these MUST be set at a certain number of turns out from lightly seated..(the passages these screws regulate must be absolutely clean).. If you are not sure.. take the carb to a qualified professional. ( a profession motorcycle mechanic can do the job too) did you clean the needle valve and seat very well.. clean and check the seat with a swab?..this will tell if you have got it clean and if there are any defects in the seat...

could be corrosion blockage further up the cooling system or blocked telltale hole

rectifiers do not charge , their purpose id to change ac current to dc current to run the electrical circuits connected to the battery it is the voltage regulator that controls the charge from the stator of the motor using a multimeter set on volts dc connect across the battery and read the voltage ( 12--13.2 volts ) start the motor and increase the rpms to around 2000 rpm and read the meter it should be 14.5- 14.8 volts dc that indicates that the system is charging if not , take it to a service center that has a marine electrician to fix the problem

Johnson Evinrude Manuals 1917 2007

There is a site called free workshop manuals, or at least that will help put you on the right direction

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