20 Most Recent Clymer Mercury/Mariner 2.5-60 HP Two-Stroke Outboards Includes Jet Drive Models 1994-1997 Questions & Answers

I suppose you mean the oil in the Trim system... Lift the engine all the way up, Place the jackstand to keep the engine fully up. You'll see a plastic plug in the center cylinder. Unscrew that plug. ( There can be some pressure, take care of your eyes!) Fill with ATF-oil till the level is at the bottom of the plug hole. Screw the plug back in. Lower the engine. Done!

2 cycle, 50:1

known as maintenance !! they dont clean them selves and more you use them more times you need to check and clean them ! unless they have shorts or damaged wires etc these engines are simple and reliable ! if your getting lots of dirt under the flywheels then check the top crank seals not leaking as this will foul the contacts also !

Have you replaced the impeller in the lower unit recently? If so was it in pieces? I would start there.

Red battery positive Red purple, switched positive Yellow red startermotor connect to positive to start ) Purple white choke (connect to positive to choke) Black yellow stop circuit ( connect to negative to stop engine ) Black battery negative ( for stop circuit )

The power supply is common for all the coils. Have you switched the coils (wires marked 1 and 2)? If still the same coil non sparking, replace that coil. If the same output non sparking, check the pulser coil for that cylinder. Invert both pulser coil connections (white red and white black). If the miss is on the same cilinder, replace the cdi. If the miss is on the other cylinder: replace that pulser coil.

I think you have to look at a fuel supply problem. Clogged carbs or bad fuel pump... Also have a look at your spark plugs...

clean carbs and check set up !

try thishttp://www.boats.net/parts/search/Suzuki/Outboard/2009/DF175/parts.html

Never buy a trailer with the same capacity as the weight of your boat! This can be very dangerous! Instead, make sure the trailer's capacity is at least twice that of the weight of the boat, all your gear, and the boat's motor.

Small yachts, also known as Silboats or Cabin Cruisers are 20-40 feet. There are of course larger Yachts that can get to over 100 feet, also known as Mega Yachts.

I would clean the fuel filters and empty the water retainer filter then do some testing.

Question edited for clarity. Question moved to Boating. Hello Anonymous Harriet :>D You will have two or possibly 3 batteries. Usually a large car type starting battery for starting the engine. Then two Deep Cycle Gel Batteries, one for the marine electronics, fish finder etc, and another that powers the front bow mounted Trolling motor. You will find them in the deck lockers. Open them, release any tie downs, undo the cables and lift them out for Winter storage. I keep mine in my garage and I put them on a battery minder for 24 hours once a month. I have the Battery Tender Junior, and I put them on a 6 amp car charger before the season starts. https://www.google.com/search?q=Battery+Tender https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+tracker+175+remove+battery The information you gave is is merely the year of manufacture, the maker and the length. They all have model numbers. That would be the key to searching for a manual online. https://www.jdpower.com/boats/2017/tracker-marine/pro-guide-v-175-wt__/32067137/specs and https://www.bbcboards.net/showthread.php?t=969900 ..