Members waterdogMP Posted April 25, 2015 Author Members Posted April 25, 2015 I've already ordered the stuff I know it needs (plugs and the power pack) so It's a little late for that, lol. I'm going to pull the cylinder head tomorrow or sunday and take a look. I will try to take some pics when I'm in there. Do you know a good place to order internal engine parts? Thanks again for all your help. You have been very informative and straightforward and I really appreciate it. I was expecting a lot of "Take it to so and so, or this marine shop" type of comments. I can rebuild a car engine fairly easily so with a little research I doubt (hope) I won't have much difficulty with an outboard.
fishinwrench Posted April 25, 2015 Posted April 25, 2015 Obtaining parts for your old Johnson/Evinrude is no problem at all. But if you are tooled towards automotive stuff you will need the following special tools if you choose to overhaul the powerhead yourself: *OMC Lift ring/flywheel puller. *Flywheel holding bar. *1/2 drive 1 5/16" socket. *3/8 drive 5/16" 12pt. IMPACT socket. *Crankshaft seal remover. *Ring compressor. *Connecting rod cap alignment tool. *And access to a good machine shop that is familiar with ported blocks. (I use HGM boring/sleeving in Lebanon, Mo.) Your 140 has what is known as "High ring- Heat & beat pistons", and you do not wanna go back with those. Go with Wiseco 3173's and a ring gap of .015-.017 waterdogMP 1
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