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Jun 17, 2017 #6 2017-06-17T14:48 here
I hope this helps and I hope that this will solve the issue. I know it's frustrating to have issues with a new purchase. more
Shap from La wrote: If you have it trimmed above the trim portion and you are into the tilt portion of the power trim and tilt then when you give it power it will not stay above the trim point. You will notice that when your motor is all the way down and you hit the trim up it goes slower and then about 1/3 of the way up it makes a different noise and tilts up faster. The lower portion of the range is the power trim mode and this is the only mode that can handle power. The upper portion of the range is the tilt mode and is reserved only for tilting the engine, not for power applications. [links]
If you have it trimmed above the trim portion and you are into the tilt portion of the power trim and tilt then when you give it power it will not stay above the trim point. You will notice that when your motor is all the way down and you hit the trim up it goes slower and then about 1/3 of the way up it makes a different noise and tilts up faster. The lower portion of the range is the power trim mode and this is the only mode that can handle power. The upper portion of the range is the tilt mode and is reserved only for tilting the engine, not for power applications.
Jul 31, 2015 #4 2015-07-31T20:19 more
If the Mercury Outboard 115 will not start, this can indicate a variety of things. A simple issue may be that the spark plugs need replacing. Another issue may be that fuel line is clogged and fuel isn't reaching the engine. Fuel lines often clog if the engine is run through salty, muddy or polluted water.
If the Mercury 115 begins losing horsepower and no changes have been made to the body of the boat itself, the problem may be with the propeller. If run through salt water on a regular basis and not properly lubricated or washed, the propeller and propeller shaft will begin to corrode. The motor loses torque and ultimately, horsepower. here
The Mercury 115-horsepower outboard boat motor requires consistent and regular maintenance to run efficiently. The most common sources of problems are the internal water passages, the fuel line, propeller and spark plugs. more
Leaking fuel or the smell gasoline may indicate that the fuel line is swollen, cracked and/or leaking. Owners may notice a rainbow color of gasoline in the water. Another indication of a fuel leak is that the Mercury 115 outboard needs to be filled with gasoline more often. Fuel lines should be visually inspected on a regular basis to avoid fuel leaks. here
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Starboard side of the transom bracket, there's a hole about the size of a dime. Inside it you'll see a 1/2" wide slot headed screw. That's your manual release.
.I have a 40 hp, about 20 years old that won't stay in the up position. Worked great last year. When I tilt it up you can see it drift down. I'm using the lock to keep it up for traveling. I can't find anything on Mercury's site about it. I don't have a manual. Does anyone know where the release is for bypassing the power tilt? A picture would help! Thought maybe the release is loose and I can get by without rebuilding it. here
I just rebuilt my 98 Yamaha 60hp for $30.00 in O rings. more
But if you have an 80's 40 HP I'm going to assume it's a 4 cylinder with integral tilt/trim. These do indeed have a manual release valve. They are plastic, and have a tendency to break the tip off inside the manifold. So even though it's tightened down, it will still be bypassing - causing your leakdown. here
Mercury Parts Catalog: Mercury Outboard Parts Model: 40 (4 CYL.) (View All) Serial: 0C159200 AND UP (View All) Component: POWER TRIM COMPT'S -L. SHAFT (S-N-0C159200 THRU 0D181999) (View All) more
The tip of the broken one can be removed - I've done alot of them. Then you replace the valve with the updated style.