Mercury 1994 2.0L 150

**Capnmoench** · 06-10-2018, 11:49 PM

Originally Posted by Bruce2

Sierria makes plastic mounts(delrin) i believe, i made my own delrin mounts and there is a little more vibration but nothing to worry about and about the only time i feel the vibration is with motor tuck all the way in or trimmed down all the way.I believe you would have less wear on the bottom truion on the bottom of the swivel tube since everything is more solid.

I had a heck of a time with those Sierra mounts on my 2.0. They were oversized and the exhaust adapter wouldn't sit flush. There was a gap. I had to remove them and I returned them to Sierra for a refund and partial purchase price of my OEM mounts.

**Capnmoench** · 06-11-2018, 12:01 AM

So, I just browsed through this, and saw a lot of what I just did to my 94' 2.0 motor before it blew up. I had less drilling to do though, but it was a saltwater F-er as well. I have lots of parts for that thing still sitting in my garage from when I bought a 20" 175 donor motor and stole it's powerhead. if you run into issues and need something, I'll sell them at addict prices to get rid of them. I also saw something about a 20" mid. I have a freshwater one of those too. Full block, connecting rods. I have carbs that were working great when it blew. I did steal a couple jets though.Think I'm going to hold on to the electrical, my trim unit and the 20" lower to put a 25" shaft into for a spare.

**Glastron1987** · 06-12-2018, 07:21 PM

Would like to say I'm done with drilling but the heads broke off of the two screws that hold the trim sensor in

**Glastron1987** · 06-12-2018, 07:32 PM

Capnmoenh, thanks for the tip on the parts and the mounts. For now I have already picked up a mid section, but if I have any trouble with it I'll let you know. I will be needing a top plate and shift rod eventually. Also, I called Sierra about their mounts and the service rep did not know if they were delrin or not and was supposed to get back to me but did not.

**Onetime** · 06-12-2018, 07:45 PM

Porta Products out of Florida for the mounts.

http://www.portaproducts.com/index.p...e=motor-mounts

**Capnmoench** · 06-12-2018, 08:36 PM

Originally Posted by Glastron1987

Capnmoenh, thanks for the tip on the parts and the mounts. For now I have already picked up a mid section, but if I have any trouble with it I'll let you know. I will be needing a top plate and shift rod eventually. Also, I called Sierra about their mounts and the service rep did not know if they were delrin or not and was supposed to get back to me but did not.

The top plate for the exhaust adapter and a 20” shift rod?

**Glastron1987** · 06-13-2018, 08:21 PM

Originally Posted by Onetime

Porta Products out of Florida for the mounts.

http://www.portaproducts.com/index.p...e=motor-mounts

Sounds like just what I'm looking for. Thanks.

**Glastron1987** · 06-13-2018, 08:37 PM

Originally Posted by Capnmoench

The top plate for the exhaust adapter and a 20” shift rod?

That is correct. Replacements for this mangled plate and this 25" shift rod.

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**Capnmoench** · 06-13-2018, 08:43 PM

[QUOTE=Glastron1987;3051004]That is correct. Replacements for this mangled plate and this 25" shift rod.

But from what I gathered you’re going from 25” to 20” correct? I have both the plate and 20” rod taking up room on a shelf.

**Glastron1987** · 06-13-2018, 09:18 PM

Yes going from 25" to 20". I assume the plate (#18260A2) is the same but the rod is 5" different. Right now my focus is on getting the brackets and power trim ship-shape so no hurry on these right now. Will send you a pm.

**Glastron1987** · 06-21-2018, 09:26 PM

This is as far down as the power trim will go with no weight of the engine on it. I suspect this is not normal. Also, when turning the pressure relieve screw out a turn or two it leaks fluid. I think the drilling done to get the old nylon screw out messed it up. So I’m thinking the trim unit is toast at this point.

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**Merc 2.5** · 06-22-2018, 05:31 AM

I have couple single ram clamps ready to go if u need one. I have a single ram bass clamp,and single ram offshore ,both in good shape ready to

**Glastron1987** · 06-22-2018, 07:59 AM

Originally Posted by Merclover

I have couple single ram clamps ready to go if u need one. I have a single ram bass clamp,and single ram offshore ,both in good shape ready to

I think it would be the manifold assembly (#811604F) that I'd need to replace, what are the ram clamps?

**Merc 2.5** · 06-22-2018, 08:54 AM

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I have 2. 1 with fat tiller and 1 with small, offshore and bass, not sure of your question (what are the ram clamps)?,these have 1 big single ram and is sturdier, safer than your 3ram

**Glastron1987** · 06-23-2018, 06:41 AM

Originally Posted by Merclover

I have 2. 1 with fat tiller and 1 with small, offshore and bass, not sure of your question (what are the ram clamps)?,these have 1 big single ram and is sturdier, safer than your 3ram

So I think by "ram clamps" you are referring to full powertrim units along with transom brackets, swivel bracket and steering arm? Also by the picture it looks like the pump may need to be inside the boat. Is that correct?