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Jerry McRorie Posted on Sep 10, 2016

Need a free manual for 1966 Mercury 3.9 hp outboard motor.

Need a fuel pump. Motor starts and runs on starter fluid. I know. Not good for motor. Won't start on WD40 or 50:1 gas/oil mix.

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Bill Boyd

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SOURCE: Where might I find a working fuel pump for a 1966 Mercury 3.9 hp outboard motor?

there is a pump for sale on e-bay --seller is western furniture (1918) used condition for $25.00 us 2 people watching it but it has a buy now tab
I found this by going google and typing in --fuel pump for mercury outboard motor 3.9 hp-- and the site is www.ebay.tv>sch>ebay-motors-
mariner is also a part of the mercury range so check for mariner 3.9 or 4 hp parts

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1974 40H.P. mercury outboard been setting up for 10to12yrs

This is probably a Merc 400 and you can remove the upper cowling and rope start it if you do not have the rope starter already attached. As I recall, all of this class motor were manual start with optional electric start, so thy came equipped with pull starters.

If the motor will not turn over manually then it is likely seized or frozen up and requires professional help. I have worked on numerous Mercs from 5 to over 100 HP and every one would turn over by pull starting if they were mechanically sound.
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fuel goes in at connector then to fuel pump then to carbs ! remove connector off fuel line and prime fuel up so you know you got fuel ! then reconnect to engine and prime up again till you see filter filling and bulb should harden , then remove a drain screw from carb bowl and prime again and see if fuel comes out of all carb drains ! if yes then start engine with or in water with kill lanyard on if ok then good ! not then check sparks on all plugs putting them against the head for earth and crank to check ! if ok then i would remove carbs and clean the jets etc ! compressions 100psi or more on all cylinders ! less means recon pistons etc !
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I have a 1964 mercury merc 850 85hp boat motor.

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I have 70's 9.8 mercury motor it start with starter fluid

You can seize the bearings real quick with starting fluid. You found out it has spark. Now you need to find out if you are getting fuel. Some of the gas tanks have a strainer and you need to pull the gas gauge from the tank and check the bottom of the tube for the strainer. If it is clean follow the fuel line up into the motor to the fuel pump. There may be a strainer inside the pump. If this is clean reassemble everything. With the gas line disconnected from the motor pump the bulb. Use a ballpoint pin on the checkball and see if gas will flow. Reconnect everything and pump the bulb, it should remain filled and hard. Now choke the motor and pull the starter. It should try to start. Aside from fouled plugs and bad gas if it hits with starting fluid it should run.
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