I agree with all of what Andrew said except I like the Sealoc Manuals
better.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com



"Andrew Kidd" wrote in message
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Charles,
If you have a decent mechanical ability, it's really very easy. The
hardest part I found was how to disengage the linkage to drop the lower
unit. On my old 115hp, there was a small pin holding the shifter shaft in
place. Taking this pin out and pushing the shifter lever towards the
motor
(I believe) released the mechanism. Putting it back in was almost as
easy,
except for getting the pin back in (lack of room).

If you have the ability, but lack the knowledge, go buy a Clymer manual.
They're pretty cheap when you consider the fact you can then do a lot of
work on your own motor with it.

Best of luck. Don't know of a site that gives you any detail about the
procedure....
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"Charles Summers" wrote in message
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Ok, first question: Should I try to install a water pump in my 90hp
Mercury
myself?
Second Question: Is this a pretty easy task?
Third Question: Any helpful web-sites?

Fourth Question: Better to take it to a mechanic?

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