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Your outboard’s Power Trim and Tilt unit changes the outboard’s thrust angle during operation for maximum performance of both your outboard and your boat.

Mercury outboard trim relay diy fix. So i opened up the 2 relays (up & down), saw that years of use had slightly burned out the contact surface, which should be flat for full contact. All i got was clicking sound. Used fine grit sandpaper to clean & flatten the contacts, no more clicks, just full current through the contacts & trim motor is fully responsive.

Yamaha trim oil replacement - Yamaha Outboard Parts Forum. Yamaha 1. 30 hp 2 stroke Saltwater. Raising the unit, as it hits the tilt cylinder, it sounded like barnacles scraping off.

Then it stuck at full tilt. After an Internet search I realized it might be low on fluid and/or needs bleeding. When I removed the fill plug, air vented out, but I could not get it to take much fluid. I closed the plug and I could now lower the unit. Still the cavitation noise when raising.

So I removed the plug with it partially trimmed and frothy white/brown oil came out. My conclusion is that it needs bleeding and might have contaminated oil. I really don't have the time or inclination for a rebuild at this time. But I would like to change out as much ATF as possible after 1. After looking at the parts schematic I am thinking of raising the motor, engaging the tilt lock and removing the reservoir by pulling 3 screws. Looks like an o- ring seals it to the main unit.

At that point I could simply drain and replace and refill the reservoir using fresh fluid, then go through the bleed procedure. But then I am thinking that if I lower the unit slowly, I could push the oil out of the 3 cylinders also. Then by squirting oil in the reservoir while lifting the motor, or using a clear hose connecting the fill nipple to a quart of ATF, I would avoid sucking more air into the system. Then go through the normal bleed procedure. Will this work? As far as bleeding I see 2 schools of thought: first is to just use the pump to cycle the motor up and down, while the second says to do it manually as the pump will just froth whatever air is in the system into the oil, making it harder to remove.