04-16-2014, 09:32 PM
Your last comment is true of several 9.9. Ours is an older Honda, and if we were to change Carberator it is basically a 15hp.
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Remover the carburetor from the 9.9 HP motor. The primary difference between a 9.9 HP motor and a 15 HP motor is the carburetor. Changing the carburetor does, however, entail a few other changes.
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Take off the top plate and add one shim--part number 0325038--for each cylinder. The shims go behind the leaf valve and under the top plate. You can buy the shims at the outboard motor dealership.
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So, try looking for a 9.9...LOL
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Remover the carburetor from the 9.9 HP motor. The primary difference between a 9.9 HP motor and a 15 HP motor is the carburetor. Changing the carburetor does, however, entail a few other changes.
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Take off the top plate and add one shim--part number 0325038--for each cylinder. The shims go behind the leaf valve and under the top plate. You can buy the shims at the outboard motor dealership.
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Read more: [url "http://www.ehow.com/how_12194446_turn-99-hp-outboard-15-hp-motor.html#ixzz2z5UQ5alY"]http://www.ehow.com/how_12194446_turn-99-hp-outboard-15-hp-motor.html#ixzz2z5UQ5alY[/url]
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So, try looking for a 9.9...LOL
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