Mercury EFI 60 hp four stroke outboard timing belt replacement.
A video describing the replacement of the timing belt on my 2011 Mercury EFI 60 hp four stroke outboard. There are probably other ways to do this, but this worked fine for me.
As seen in the instruction, it is quite easy. It took me less than one hour, and if I would do it again it will probably take around 30 minutes. The only complicated part is to remove the flywheel. You will need an impact wrench or a flywheel holder (for instance mercury 91-83163M).
Mercury 40 EFI, Mercury 50 EFI and Mercury 60 EFI has the same type of engine and the same procedure should apply also for these models.
I hope the instruction can help someone!
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Thank you for the totorial, i just change my timing belt following it, i will add one small detail for Mercury owners, in the manual they say u if you install an original Mercury belt numbers/letters on the belt should be readable when correctly installed. I don't know if it really matters since for my eyes the belt teeth look the same both sides, but just in case better do it as per their manual.Cheers from Canada
Great video. Followed your instructions and the whole process took maybe 75 minutes. Thank you.
THANKYOU, simple and easy to follow Thanks Friend
Great video. Thank you GOAT. 😉
great video mate. thanks
thanks for the video!
great video only one question ?? if you are diagnosing a no start condition can you line up the flywheel marks in the window and then look at the cam pulley to see if its off or do the fly wheel marks not line in the window for TDC ?? thanks for the great video
can you make the actual working video. thanks
What were the sizes of the bolts that you screwed in to the flywheel? can’t find the right size:(
@davidstrinnholm6211
Жыл бұрын
Don’t remember, too long ago 😊
Nice write up. How often should one change their timing belt?
@davidstrinnholm6211
2 жыл бұрын
There is no specified interval stated in the service manual. It just states that you should look for cracks, if it’s worn, if the rubber is swollen or if the belt has hardened. My dealer says that it’s 10 years or 1000 hours.
@RetrieverTrainingAlone
2 жыл бұрын
My dealer says 400 hours...I am at 15 years, 500 hours so mine is due for new timing belt.
what is the size of the flywheel nut
@davidstrinnholm6211
2 жыл бұрын
Sorry, I don’t remember the size.
@StianRlvag
Жыл бұрын
Just did this. It’s 30mm.
Where can I find that flywheel puller?
@davidstrinnholm6211
2 жыл бұрын
Biltema.se