Mercury MotorGuide Tour 82 Manual

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Notice to Users of This Manual
Throughout this publication, warnings, cautions, and notices (accompanied by the International HAZARD Symbol
used to alert the mechanic to special instructions concerning a particular service or operation that may be hazardous if
performed incorrectly or carelessly. Observe them carefully!
These safety alerts alone cannot eliminate the hazards that they signal. Strict compliance to these special instructions when
performing the service, plus common sense operation, are major accident prevention measures.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, could result in engine or major component failure.
IMPORTANT: Identifies information essential to the successful completion of the task.
NOTE: Indicates information that helps in the understanding of a particular step or action.
This manual has been written and published by the Service Department of Mercury Marine to aid our dealers' mechanics
and company service personnel when servicing the products described herein. We reserve the right to make changes to this
manual without prior notification.
It is assumed that these personnel are familiar with marine product servicing procedures. Furthermore, it is assumed that they
have been trained in the recommended service procedures of MotorGuide products, including the use of mechanics' common
hand tools and the special MotorGuide or recommended tools from other suppliers.
We could not possibly know of and advise the marine trade of all conceivable procedures and of the possible hazards and/or
results of each method. Therefore, when using a service procedure and/or tool that is not recommended by the manufacturer,
be completely satisfied that neither your personal or product safety is endangered.
All information, illustrations, and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest product information available at
the time of publication. As required, revisions to this manual will be sent to all dealers contracted by us to sell and/or service
these products.
Refer to dealer service bulletins, operation maintenance and warranty manuals, and installation manuals for other pertinent
information concerning the products described in this manual.
Precautions
It should be kept in mind, while working on the product, that the electrical systems are capable of violent and damaging
short circuits or severe electrical shocks. When performing any work where electrical terminals could possibly be grounded or
touched by the mechanic, the battery cables should be disconnected at the battery.
During any maintenance procedure, replacement fasteners must have the same measurements and strength as those
removed. Numbers on the heads of the metric bolts and on the surfaces of metric nuts indicate their strength. American
bolts use radial lines for this purpose, while most American nuts do not have strength markings. Mismatched or incorrect
fasteners can result in damage or malfunction, or possibly personal injury. Therefore, fasteners removed should be saved for
reuse in the same locations whenever possible. Where the fasteners are not satisfactory for reuse, care should be taken to
select a replacement that matches the original.
Replacement Parts
Use of parts other than the recommended service replacement parts will void the warranty on those parts that are damaged as
a result.
Performing service or maintenance without first disconnecting the battery can cause product damage, personal injury, or
death due to fire, explosion, electrical shock, or unexpected motor starting. Always disconnect the battery cables from the
battery before maintaining, servicing, installing, or removing motor components.
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  • Page 1 NOTE: Indicates information that helps in the understanding of a particular step or action. This manual has been written and published by the Service Department of Mercury Marine to aid our dealers’ mechanics and company service personnel when servicing the products described herein. We reserve the right to make changes to this manual without prior notification.
  • Page 2: Copyright And Trademark Information

    Copyright and Trademark Information © MERCURY MARINE. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Alpha, Axius, Bravo One, Bravo Two, Bravo Three, Circle M with Waves Logo, K‑planes, Mariner, MerCathode, MerCruiser, Mercury, Mercury with Waves Logo, Mercury Marine, Mercury Precision Parts, Mercury Propellers, Mercury Racing, MotorGuide, OptiMax, Quicksilver, SeaCore, Skyhook, SmartCraft, Sport‑Jet, Verado, VesselView, Zero Effort, Zeus, #1 On...
  • Page 3: Manual Outline

    A - Trolling Motor Parts Identification B - Top Housing C - Column D - Foot Pedal E - Wire and Steering Rigging F - Steering System G - Lower Unit H - Mount Page iii © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 4 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page iv...
  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Tour 82/Tour 109 MotorGuide Trolling Motor....1A-3 Adjusting the Steering Cable Tension...... 1A-10 Tour Pro 82/Tour Pro 109 MotorGuide Trolling Motor..1A-4 Specifications Tour/Tour Pro........... 1A-10 Tour Pro Only..............1A-4 Specifications............1A-10 Pinpoint GPS Overview..........1A-4 Specifications............1A-10 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1A-1...
  • Page 6: Inspection And Maintenance Schedule

    IMPORTANT: Trolling motors stored in temperatures below 0 °C (32 °F) should be operated slowly for a minimum of 15 minutes before going above 30% operation. Lubrication Points NOTE: Preferred lubricants can be obtained at any authorized MotorGuide or Mercury Marine service center. To reduce friction and quiet squeaks, lubricate the specified locations periodically with the following lubricants: •...
  • Page 7: Tour 82/Tour 109 Motorguide Trolling Motor

    Integrated bounce buster (optional) Stow/deploy handle Foot pedal Momentary on button 3‑position switch Speed control knob Battery cables HD+ universal sonar cable (some models) Propeller Lower unit Composite column Mount Depth collar handle 70005 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1A-3...
  • Page 8: General Information

    Objects obstructing the GPS signal can also have a negative effect on system operation. Be mindful of objects close to the trolling motor, and use care when operating the trolling motor in a GPS‑guided mode. Page 1A-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 9 Complete the link procedure again to use the handheld remote with the trolling motor. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1A-5...
  • Page 10 View of boat from above Nose cone facing the bow Propeller facing the stern Parallel lines 54441 Page 1A-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 11: Compass Calibration

    For initial installations repeat steps 1‑5 two additional times to ensure motor is fully calibrated to the specific boat and geographic region. Reset to Factory Calibration To reset the trolling motor to the factory calibration, press and hold the manual mode button, then press 1, 1, 4. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1A-7...
  • Page 12: Motorguide (M-Code) Chart

    Neglecting to inspect, maintain, or repair your trolling motor can result in product damage or serious injury or death. Do not perform maintenance or service on your trolling motor if you are not familiar with the correct service and safety procedures. Page 1A-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 13: Tour Pro Pedal Resistance Settings

    Setting 3: M, 2, 3, 3 • Setting 4: M, 2, 3, 4 • Setting 5: M, 2, 3, 5 ‑ Most resistance, heavier feel. Manual mode button Buttons 1 ‑ 5 71260 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1A-9...
  • Page 14: Tour Only

    114.3 cm (45 in.) 45" Forward TR Pro 82 Digital Variable/ 24 V 114.3 cm (45 in.) 45" HD+SNR Forward TR Pro 109 Digital Variable/ 36 V 114.3 cm (45 in.) 45" HD+SNR Forward Page 1A-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 15 36‑Volt Battery Connection.........1B-4 Recommended Practice and Procedures......1B-2 Wiring Diagram—Tour............1B-6 Battery Recommendations..........1B-2 Wiring Diagram—Tour Pro..........1B-7 Battery Precautions............1B-3 Head Cover Assembly Wiring—Tour......... 1B-8 Battery Cutoff Voltage............1B-3 Head Cover Assembly Wiring—Tour Pro......1B-9 Overvoltage................1B-3 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1B-1...
  • Page 16: Wiring And Battery Information

    Do not extend the included 10 mm² (10‑gauge) battery cables more than 1.8 m (6 ft) for a total of 3 m (10 ft). If longer battery cables are required, MotorGuide offers accessory 8 mm² (8‑gauge) battery cables. If battery cables are ran longer than 4.88 m (16 ft), 6 mm² (6‑gauge) gauge battery cables are recommended. Page 1B-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 17: Battery Precautions

    Always disconnect the negative (‑) battery cable first and connect it last. NOTICE Failure to operate the trolling motor within the recommended voltage specifications can cause product damage. Do not exceed the maximum supply voltage. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1B-3...
  • Page 18: 24-Volt Battery Connection

    Connect a jumper wire (reference gray) between the negative (–) terminal on battery B to the positive (+) terminal on battery A. Connect the trolling motor negative (–) lead to the negative (–) terminal on battery A. Page 1B-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 19 Manual reset circuit breaker Jumper wire (not supplied) Negative (–) battery terminal Battery A Battery B Battery C 37825 IMPORTANT: Do not connect a common ground bond cable between 36‑volt and 12‑volt electrical circuits. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1B-5...
  • Page 20: Wiring Diagram-Tour

    Wiring and Battery Information  Wiring Diagram—Tour 71501 Connectors—inside top housing Lower unit Battery cables Digital speed control module Control board Directional arrow light Momentary switch Speed control switch Page 1B-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 21: Wiring Diagram-Tour Pro

     Wiring and Battery Information Wiring Diagram—Tour Pro 71269 Momentary switch Sensor module board Encoder Main controller board Lower unit Battery cables Indicator Steering motor Speed knob/potentiometer Foot pedal LED board Communications cable 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1B-7...
  • Page 22: Head Cover Assembly Wiring-Tour

    Wiring and Battery Information  Foot pedal control board Head Cover Assembly Wiring—Tour Red (+) wiring connection Black (–) wiring connection Bullet connector Directional arrow light Motor wires to lower unit 70030 Page 1B-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 23: Head Cover Assembly Wiring-Tour Pro

    Head Cover Assembly Wiring—Tour Pro Main control board Indicator connector Battery cable connector Sensor module connector Encoder connector Steering motor wires Indicator Communications cable connector Bullet connector Bullet connector Lower unit connector 71275 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 1B-9...
  • Page 24 Wiring and Battery Information Notes: Page 1B-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 25 Checking the Armature for Ground......2A-20 Check the GPS/Control board for Foot Pedal Power Interference Troubleshooting........... 2A-20 and Communications ........... 2A-11 Checking for Interference......... 2A-20 Check the GPS/Control board for Indicator Power... 2A-12 Mercury Marine Service Offices........2A-20 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-1...
  • Page 26: Special Tools

    Tighten the propeller nut. If the propeller is damaged, or off balance. damaged or off balance, replace it. Excessive noise, vibration. Replace the armature or the lower unit as Bent armature shaft. necessary. Page 2A-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 27 Replace the transmission. while steering, loss of power steering. Loosen the cable tension screw. If erratic Tour Pro only—Erratic Steering with Overtightened steering cables steering continues, calibrate the pressure foot pedal. sensor (M285). 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-3...
  • Page 28: Check The Tour Pro Electrical Components

    Dirt/debris buildup on latches or latches and striker locations. Refer to the 1A or deploy unit. strikers. ‑ Lubrication Points. Check the Tour Pro Electrical Components Electrical Component Troubleshooting (Tour Pro Only) Symptom Possible Cause Resolution Page 2A-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 29 GPS/Control board. Refer to Pinpoint is not available. GPS/Control board issue Section 3B ‑ GPS/Control Board Removal, Wire Disconnection—Tour Pro and Section 3B ‑ GPS/ Control Board Installation, Wire Connection— Tour Pro 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-5...
  • Page 30: Check The Top Housing

    Disassemble the top housing. Refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Disassembly – Tour Pro. Disconnect the battery cable from the GPS/Control board. Check the voltage from the black/red wire to black wire on the battery cable. Page 2A-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 31: Check The Steering Motor

    Disconnect the encoder wires from the GPS/Control board. Apply five volts to the green wire and ground the yellow wire. Using a voltmeter, read the voltage from the red wire to yellow wire. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-7...
  • Page 32 Using a voltmeter, read the voltage from the red wire to yellow wire. It should be closer to ground than five volts. It should be higher than the previous reading, somewhere in the middle of ground and five volts. Page 2A-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 33: Check The Sensor Module

    Assemble the top housing. Refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Assembly – Tour Pro. Check the GPS/Control board for Steering Motor Voltage Disassemble the top housing. Refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Disassembly – Tour Pro. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-9...
  • Page 34: Check The Gps/Control Board For Thrust Motor Voltage

    Disassemble the top housing. Refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Disassembly – Tour Pro Disconnect the black plug lower unit wires from the GPS/Control board. GPS/Control board Black plug lower unit wires 76034 Set the foot pedal speed knob to 5. Page 2A-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 35: Check The Gps/Control Board For Foot Pedal Power And Communications

    11. If pins 5 to 6 have zero voltage, replace the GPS/Control board. Refer to Section 3B ‑ GPS/Control Board Removal, Wire Disconnection—Tour Pro and Section 3B ‑ GPS/Control Board Installation, Wire Connection—Tour Pro. Otherwise, Connect the communications cable to the GPS/Control board. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-11...
  • Page 36: Check The Gps/Control Board For Indicator Power

    Assemble the top housing. Refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Assembly – Tour Pro. Check the Communications Cable for Foot Pedal Power and Communications Disassemble the foot pedal. Refer to Section 3D ‑ Foot Pedal Disassembly Page 2A-12 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 37 11. If pins 7 to 8 have zero voltage, and the GPS/Control board for foot pedal power and communications has been checked, replace the communications cable. Refer to Section 3D ‑ Wire Removal—Tour. Otherwise, connect the communications cable to the GPS/Control board. Communications cable GPS/Control board 70357 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-13...
  • Page 38: Check The Foot Pedal Control Board For Power

    Using a voltmeter, check the voltage between the red and black wires. 10. Using a voltmeter, check the voltage between the green and black wires. 11. Using a voltmeter, check the voltage between the brown and black wires. Page 2A-14 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 39: Check The Momentary Switch

    Refer to Section 3D ‑ Momentary Switch Removal—Tour Pro and Section 3D ‑ Momentary Switch Installation—Tour Pro Check the Speed Knob Disassemble the foot pedal. Refer to Section 3D ‑ Foot Pedal Disassembly Disconnect the potentiometer harness connector from the foot pedal control board. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-15...
  • Page 40: Check For Prop On Magnet

    Verify that the magnet is on the heading lock arm and the anchor arm. Foot pedal Heading lock magnet Anchor arm magnet 76157 Assemble the foot pedal. Refer to Section 3D ‑ Foot Pedal Assembly Page 2A-16 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 41: Check The Foot Pedal Led Board For Power

    Complete a M284 Foot Pedal End of Travel Calibration. Refer to 3B ‑ Foot Pedal End‑of‑Travel Calibration. Power off the Tour Pro. 10. Apply power to the Tour Pro. 11. Complete a M285 steering sensor module calibration. Refer to 3B ‑ Sensor Module Calibration. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-17...
  • Page 42 1.2 mm ( 0.047 in.) on either side, replace the sensor module. Refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing and Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Assembly – Tour Pro . Disassembly – Tour Pro Page 2A-18 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 43: M888 Diagnostic Mode - (Rev H Or Newer Software Required)

    LED will be illuminated if the distance between the locations is Calibration greater than 200 miles, yellow LED if greater than 150 miles, and green if the calibration was near by. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-19...
  • Page 44: Testing

    If the interference continues or decreases slightly, the trolling motor may be shorted or there is a problem with the boat wiring. Mercury Marine Service Offices For assistance, call, fax, or write. Please include your daytime telephone number with mail and fax correspondence.
  • Page 45 11650 Interchange Circle North Miramar, FL 33025 +1 954 744 3535 U.S.A. Asia, Singapore, Japan Telephone +65 68058100 Mercury Marine Singapore Pte Ltd 11 Changi South Street 3, #01-02 +65 68058138 Singapore, 486122 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 2A-21...
  • Page 46 Troubleshooting Notes: Page 2A-22 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 47 Complete Trolling Motor—Tour..........3A-2 Lower Unit Assembly—FW82 HD+ Universal Sonar..3A-10 Complete Trolling Motor—Tour Pro........3A-4 Lower Unit Assembly—FW109........3A-12 Bow mount—Tour/Tour Pro..........3A-6 Lower Unit Assembly—FW109 HD+ Universal Sonar..3A-14 Lower Unit Assembly—FW82..........3A-8 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-1...
  • Page 48: Complete Trolling Motor-Tour

    Trolling Motor Parts Identification  Complete Trolling Motor—Tour 70634 Page 3A-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 49 Potentiometer harness assembly kit Momentary switch kit Switch Foot pedal base kit Pulley kit Foot pedal control board kit Foot pedal base plate kit Cable harness with sonar kit Sonar cable kit Battery cable kit 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-3...
  • Page 50: Complete Trolling Motor-Tour Pro

    Trolling Motor Parts Identification  Complete Trolling Motor—Tour Pro 71655 Page 3A-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 51 Foot pedal base kit Foot pedal controller kit Foot pedal LED board kit Pulley kit Foot pedal base plate kit Sonar harness assembly kit Sonar cable kit Momentary switch kit Speed knob kit 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-5...
  • Page 52: Bow Mount-Tour/Tour Pro

    Trolling Motor Parts Identification  Bow mount—Tour/Tour Pro 70630 Page 3A-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 53 Bounce buster kit Deploy latch assembly kit Release linkage kit Gas spring Stow latch spring kit Front decket kit 360 breakaway kit Stow handle/cable kit Side decket kit Strap Screw kit Decket rail bumper 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-7...
  • Page 54: Lower Unit Assembly-Fw82

    Trolling Motor Parts Identification  Lower Unit Assembly—FW82 46417 Page 3A-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 55 Housing assembly (with magnet and wire retainer) Armature kit (with Nylatron® washer) Commutator cap assembly (with seals and bushings) Brush card kit (with springs and screws) Through bolt assembly – Seal kit (for magnet housing and through bolts) 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-9...
  • Page 56: Lower Unit Assembly-Fw82 Hd+ Universal Sonar

    Trolling Motor Parts Identification  Lower Unit Assembly—FW82 HD+ Universal Sonar 46466 Page 3A-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 57 Nose cone assembly (sonar, with screws) Spacer assembly (with screws, spacers, and bearing) Armature kit (with Nylatron® washer) Brush card kit (with springs and screws) Through bolt assembly – Seal kit (for magnet housing and through bolts) 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-11...
  • Page 58: Lower Unit Assembly-Fw109

    Trolling Motor Parts Identification  Lower Unit Assembly—FW109 56622 Page 3A-12 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 59 Housing assembly (with magnet and wire retainer) Armature kit (with Nylatron® washer) Commutator cap assembly (with seals and bushings) Brush card kit (with springs and screws) Through bolt assembly – Seal kit (for magnet housing and through bolts) 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-13...
  • Page 60: Lower Unit Assembly-Fw109 Hd+ Universal Sonar

    Trolling Motor Parts Identification  Lower Unit Assembly—FW109 HD+ Universal Sonar 56621 Page 3A-14 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 61 Nose cone assembly (sonar, with screws) Spacer assembly (with screws, washers, and bearing) Armature kit (with Nylatron® washer) Brush card kit (with springs and screws) Through bolt assembly – Seal kit (for magnet housing and through bolts) 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3A-15...
  • Page 62 Trolling Motor Parts Identification Notes: Page 3A-16 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 63 Transmission Removal—Tour Pro......3B-7 GPS Center Alignment Calibration—Tour Pro..3B-19 Top Housing Base Removal—Tour Pro..... 3B-8 Foot Pedal End‑of‑Travel Calibration....... 3B-20 Top Housing Assembly—Tour........... 3B-8 Sensor Module Calibration—Tour Pro......3B-21 Top Housing Base Installation—Tour......3B-8 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-1...
  • Page 64: Top Housing Disassembly-Tour

    Pull the HD+ universal sonar cable from the wire and steering cable rigging sheath, if equipped. Disconnect the HD+ universal sonar cable, if equipped. If replacing the wires in the wire and steering rigging or the entire wire and steering rigging, continue with Steering Cables Disconnection—Tour Page 3B-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 65: Steering Cables Disconnection-Tour

    3D ‑ Foot Pedal Disassembly—Tour and then continue with Section 3E ‑ Wire and Steering Rigging Disassembly Top Housing Base Removal—Tour Remove the two screws and the top housing base from the outer column. Screws (2) Top housing base Outer column 70171 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-3...
  • Page 66: Top Housing Disassembly-Tour Pro

    Remove the four screws from the transmission and bottom cover. Push the bottom cover away from the transmission assembly. Pull the front cap away from the transmission assembly Screws (4) Transmission assembly Front cap Bottom cover 70353 Page 3B-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 67: Gps/Control Board Removal, Wire Disconnection-Tour Pro

    Black plug lower unit wires Red plug foot pedal wires White wire bullet connector Black wire bullet connector 70356 Disconnect the communications cable from the GPS/control board unit. Communications cable GPS/control board unit 70357 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-5...
  • Page 68: Steering Cables Disconnection-Tour Pro

    Remove the long and short steering cables from the steering cable pulley. Transmission Short steering cable Indicator gear Plastic push rivet Sensor module assembly screws (3) Sensor module assembly Long steering cable Steering cable pulley 70362 Page 3B-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 69 Black wire 70366 Remove the idler gear and plastic push rivet from the transmission. Pry the retaining ring from the pinion gear. Pinion gear Retaining ring Idler gear Plastic push rivet 70368 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-7...
  • Page 70: Top Housing Assembly-Tour

    Top housing base Outer column 70372 Top Housing Assembly—Tour Top Housing Base Installation—Tour Install the two screws and top housing base on the outer column. Tighten the two screws to the specified torque. Page 3B-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 71: Steering Cables Connection-Tour

    With the pedal pad held horizontal and parallel to the ground, install the long and short steering cables through the steering cable bracket. Long steering cable Short steering cable Strain bracket 70349 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-9...
  • Page 72: Wire Connection-Tour

    Top Cover Assembly Installation—Tour Install the indicator spring in the indicator gear. NOTE: Make sure the indicator notches are aligned with the indicator gear notches. Make sure the indicator aligns with the lower unit. Page 3B-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 73 Install the top cover assembly on the housing base with four screws. Tighten the four screws to the specified torque. Description lb‑in. lb‑ft Screw (4) 1.07 – Top cover assembly Screw (4) 70032 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-11...
  • Page 74: Top Housing Assembly-Tour Pro

    Align the transmission gear notches with the pinion gear notches. Pinion gear notches Transmission gear notches 70373 Install the retaining ring on the pinion gear. Align the idler gear notch with the pinion gear notch. Page 3B-12 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 75: Steering Cables Connection-Tour Pro

    IMPORTANT: Make sure the steering cables are not twisted inside the wire and steering cable rigging sheath. If replacing the steering cables, refer to Section 3D ‑ Foot Pedal Assembly—Tour Pro to install the steering cables in the foot pedal. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-13...
  • Page 76 Bottom groove Bottom hole Steering cable pulley 70350 NOTICE Failure to properly align the lower unit while the foot pedal is parallel to the deck will affect steering ability on the Tour Pro. Page 3B-14 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 77 Align the indicator gear arrow with the idler gear arrow and install the indicator gear on the transmission with the plastic push rivet. 70381 Steering cable pulley Indicator gear Plastic push rivet Idler gear Idler gear arrow Indicator gear arrow 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-15...
  • Page 78: Gps/Control Board Installation, Wire Connection-Tour Pro

    Indicator gear Idler gear Tab nearest idler gear Lower unit wires Wire connectors (2) 70385 Connect the communications cable to the GPS/Control board. Route the GPS/Control board cable inside the horizontal transmission guide. Page 3B-16 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 79: Cover Assembly Installation-Tour Pro

    Red plug foot pedal wires Horizontal transmission guide Red wire bullet connector White wire bullet connector Black wire bullet connector 70387 Cover Assembly Installation—Tour Pro Observe how the top cover assembly is put together. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-17...
  • Page 80 Position the front cap on the transmission. Install the base cover on the transmission with the four screws. Tighten the four screws to the specified torque. Description lb‑in. lb‑ft Screw (4) – Page 3B-18 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 81: Gps Center Alignment Calibration-Tour Pro

    GPS Center Alignment Calibration—Tour Pro Complete the calibration if the main controller or the foot pedal assembly is replaced. IMPORTANT: The thrust motor must be off. The trolling motor system must be on. Deploy the motor. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-19...
  • Page 82: Foot Pedal End-Of-Travel Calibration

    Be mindful of objects close to the trolling motor and foot pedal, and use care when operating the trolling motor in GPS‑guided mode. IMPORTANT: The thrust motor must be off. The trolling motor system must be powered on. Deploy the motor. Rotate the foot pedal to the neutral position. 70384 Page 3B-20 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 83: Sensor Module Calibration-Tour Pro

    IMPORTANT:  If the trolling motor will not steer 360 degrees with the wireless remote. Refer to Check for Properly Adjusted Cable Tension. Remote control M button Button 8 Button 5 Button 2 71514 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3B-21...
  • Page 84 Top Housing Notes: Page 3B-22 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 85 Table of Contents Outer Column Disassembly..........3C-2 Outer Column Assembly............3C-3 Outer Column Removal..........3C-2 Bearings Installation........... 3C-3 360 Breakaway Housing Removal......3C-3 Outer Column Installation........... 3C-4 Bearings Removal............3C-3 360 Breakaway Housing Installation......3C-6 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3C-1...
  • Page 86: Outer Column Disassembly

    Inspect the O‑ring on the metal pinion insert for damage. Replace the O‑ring if needed. O‑ring Metal pinion insert 70183 Loosen the column clamp screw. Evenly pry the tolerance ring from the lower bearing. Page 3C-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 87: 360 Breakaway Housing Removal

    Bearings Removal Remove the upper and lower bearings from the ends of the outer column. Bearing Outer column 70181 Outer Column Assembly Bearings Installation Lubricate the bearing races with 2‑4‑C with PTFE. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3C-3...
  • Page 88: Outer Column Installation

    Install the outer column on the inner column. Do not install the tolerance ring into the lower bearing. Inner column Column clamp Tolerance ring Lower bearing Outer column 70188 Install the tolerance ring on the inner column. Do not install the tolerance ring into the upper bearing. Page 3C-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 89 Tighten the two screws to the specified torque. Description lb‑in. lb‑ft Screw (2) – Install the tolerance ring into the upper bearing. Bearing Tolerance ring Screws(2) Pinion gear 70189 10. Install the tolerance ring into the lower bearing. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3C-5...
  • Page 90: 360 Breakaway Housing Installation

    Install the steering system on the mount. Refer to the Section 3F ‑ Steering System Installation. Install the top housing assembly. Refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Assembly—Tour or Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Assembly—Tour Pro. Page 3C-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 91 Foot Pedal Control Board Installation—Tour Pro..3D-13 Hinge Pin Removal—Tour/Tour Pro......3D-6 Baseplate Installation—Tour........3D-14 Momentary Switch Removal—Tour/Tour Pro..... 3D-7 Baseplate Installation—Tour Pro......3D-15 Potentiometer Removal—Tour/Tour Pro....3D-7 Adjusting the Steering Cable Tension......3D-16 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-1...
  • Page 92: Foot Pedal Disassembly

    Remove the screw and the yellow capped black wire from the control board. Remove the momentary switch harness connector from the control board. Remove the potentiometer harness connector from the control board. Page 3D-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 93: Foot Pedal Control Board Removal-Tour Pro

    Disconnect the communication cable from the foot pedal control board. Disconnect the momentary switch harness connector from the foot pedal control board. Disconnect the potentiometer harness connector from the foot pedal control board. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-3...
  • Page 94: Power Switch Removal-Tour

    Tour model shown, steering cables for Tour Pro are located in the same positions. Screws (2) Keeper plate Small steering cable pulley Yellow wire Red wire Orange wire Long steering cable end Switch Foot pedal base 70198 Page 3D-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 95: Wire Removal-Tour

    Tension bracket Foot pedal base 70199 LED Dashboard and Prop‑on Button Removal—Tour Pro IMPORTANT: Take care not to break the LED dashboard stability pin while removing the LED dashboard from the foot pedal base. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-5...
  • Page 96: Anchor Button Removal-Tour Pro

    Anchor button Screw (2) Anchor arm Heading lock arm Foot pedal base 70407 Hinge Pin Removal—Tour/Tour Pro Tap out the hinge pin from the foot pedal pad. Hinge pin Foot pedal pad 70200 Page 3D-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 97: Momentary Switch Removal-Tour/Tour Pro

    Position the speed knob on the foot pedal pad with the speed knob notch in the top position. Install the E‑clip on the speed knob. Position the potentiometer on the foot pedal pad with the potentiometer notch aligned with the foot pedal pad slot. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-7...
  • Page 98: Momentary Switch Installation-Tour/Tour Pro

    Install the momentary switch, the momentary switch harness, and the wire clamp on the foot pedal pad with two screws and the two nuts. Tighten the two screws to the proper specification. Page 3D-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 99: Hinge Pin Installation-Tour/Tour Pro

    Carefully drive the hinge pin into the foot pedal pad with a hammer and brass drift (if removed for service). NOTE: Install a new hinge pin with the knurled end on the opposite side of where it was removed to provide maximum retention. Hinge pin Foot pedal pad 70200 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-9...
  • Page 100: Wire And Steering Rigging Installation-Tour/Tour Pro

    Install the red wire on the power switch. Install the yellow wire on the power switch. Position the yellow/red/orange wire in the notches under the steering cable and around the keeper plate. Page 3D-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 101: Heading Lock Installation-Tour Pro

    NOTE: The prop‑on arm notches and the prop‑on button notches fit together in a specific configuration. Install the prop‑on arm on the foot pedal base with the prop‑on screw. Tighten the screw to the proper specification. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-11...
  • Page 102: Control Board Installation-Tour

    Make sure the control board is positioned with the two control board pins aligned to the two holes in the baseplate. 10. Install the control board on the baseplate with the four control board screws. 11. Tighten the four control board screws to the proper specification. Page 3D-12 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 103: Foot Pedal Control Board Installation-Tour Pro

    10. Loop the wires and cables between the clamp plate screw holes and through the foot pedal base notch. 11. Install the clamp plate on the foot pedal base with the two clamp plate screws. 12. Tighten the two clamp plate screws to the proper specification. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-13...
  • Page 104: Baseplate Installation-Tour

    Wires Wire and steering rigging foot pedal cap Foot pedal base slot Install the baseplate on the foot pedal base with the seven screws. Tighten the seven screws to the proper specification. Page 3D-14 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 105: Baseplate Installation-Tour Pro

    Foot pedal base Wire and steering cable rigging foot pedal cap Install the baseplate on the foot pedal base with the ten baseplate screws. Tighten the ten screws to the proper specification. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3D-15...
  • Page 106: Adjusting The Steering Cable Tension

    Tour Pro only‑If the foot pedal has been disassembled and reassembled, Refer to 3B ‑ Foot Pedal End‑of‑Travel Calibration and Sensor Module Calibration for calibration after adjusting the tension screw. Bottom of foot pedal Steering cable tension screw 70028 Tour Pro only‑Refer to 1A‑Tour Pro Feel Adjustments Page 3D-16 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 107  Wire and Steering Rigging Trolling Motor Disassembly and Assembly Section 3E - Wire and Steering Rigging Table of Contents Wire and Steering Rigging Disassembly......3E-2 Wire and Steering Rigging Assembly........ 3E-2 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3E-1...
  • Page 108 Section 3D ‑ Top Housing Assembly—Tour Pro Connect the steering cables and wires to the top housing. Refer to Section 3D ‑ Top Housing Assembly—Tour or Section 3D ‑ Top Housing Assembly—Tour Pro Page 3E-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 109  Steering System Trolling Motor Disassembly and Assembly Section 3F - Steering System Table of Contents Steering System Removal..........3F-2 Steering System Installation..........3F-2 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3F-1...
  • Page 110 Steering System Installation Place the mount in the deployed position. 70055 Rest the mount on a level elevated surface such as a workbench. Install the Allen screws on the steering system assembly. Page 3F-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 111 When the second Allen screw is tightened, verify that the first Allen screw is still tightened to the specified torque. Tighten the two Allen screws to the specified torque. Description lb‑in. lb‑ft Allen screws (2) 16.3 – Allen screws 360 breakaway housing aligned with the top of the mount 70008 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3F-3...
  • Page 112 Steering System Notes: Page 3F-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 113 HD+ Universal Sonar Nose Cone Subassembly....3G-8 ................3G-13 Sonar Cable Removal..........3G-8 Propeller Replacement............ 3G-14 Bearing Housing and Nose Cone Removal....3G-8 Removing the Propeller..........3G-14 Nose Cone and Bearing Housing Installation.....3G-8 Installing the Propeller..........3G-15 Sonar Cable Installation..........3G-9 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-1...
  • Page 114: Remove The Lower Unit From The Column

    Assemble the Lower Unit to the Column NOTE: The column collar thread specification is 1.250‑12 UNC‑2B. Ensure that the column collar and threads on the lower unit are clean. Remove the old thread adhesive using a wire bristle brush. Page 3G-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 115: Installing A Pinion Gear To A New Column

    Slide the pinion gear over the lower unit wiring and position it at the top of the new inner column. IMPORTANT: The pinion gear outer notch must be aligned with the lower unit propeller shaft. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-3...
  • Page 116 10. Locate the hole on the opposite side of the pinion gear outer notch hole in the pinion gear. 11. Repeat this procedure to drill the hole on the opposite side of the pinion gear outer notch hole in the inner column. Page 3G-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 117: Lower Unit Disassembly

    Commutator cap Lower unit housing assembly 42616 Insert one brush spring compression tool on each brush housing to hold the brushes firmly in place. Pull the commutator cap away from the lower unit. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-5...
  • Page 118: Non-Wire Pull Method

    To disassemble the top housing to access the cable ties, refer to Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Disassembly—Tour or Section 3B ‑ Top Housing Disassembly—Tour Pro Loosen and remove both through bolts. Retain the washers and seals. Through bolts 55785 Remove the nose cone. Nose cone 43529 Page 3G-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 119 55787 Remove the brush compression tools to release the brushes. Remove the brushes and brush springs from the brush housings. Brush Brush spring inside brush housing ‑ not visible Brush housing 42656 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-7...
  • Page 120: Hd+ Universal Sonar Nose Cone Subassembly

    Remove the four screws from the bearing housing. Remove the bearing housing from the nose cone. Inspect the nose cone and bearing for damage. Bearing housing screws 43532 Nose Cone and Bearing Housing Installation Install a new O‑ring onto the nose cone. Page 3G-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 121: Sonar Cable Installation

    Bearing housing screws 43532 Description lb‑in. lb‑ft Bearing housing screws 27.5 – Sonar Cable Installation IMPORTANT: If the sonar cable retainer is already installed in the magnet housing, go to step 3. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-9...
  • Page 122 Align the nose cone and bearing housing to the magnet housing. IMPORTANT:  Ensure that the sonar cable hole of the bearing housing is positioned as shown. The through bolt holes must be positioned, as shown, to assemble the lower unit securely. Page 3G-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 123 13. Secure the sonar cable with the tab on the retaining ring as shown. Retaining ring Cable retainer Tab on retaining ring 55821 14. Insert the lower unit power wires through the column. Refer to Lower Unit Assembly for remaining lower unit assembly instructions. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-11...
  • Page 124: Commutator Cap Subassembly

    Do not leave any slack in the wires. Lower Unit Assembly Armature and Brush Board Assembly If the wiring harness was removed from the column, insert the wiring harness up through the column before installing the armature. Page 3G-12 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 125: Assemble Commutator Cap To Lower Unit Housing

    Lower unit housing assembly Armature shaft Brush spring compression tool Brush tab Brush housing 41690 Assemble Commutator Cap to Lower Unit Housing Replace the seals and washers on the through bolts. Washer Seal 42709 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-13...
  • Page 126: Propeller Replacement

    If the propeller cannot be removed easily, use a rubber mallet to lightly tap the back side of the opposite blade. If the propeller cannot be removed, have the propeller removed by an authorized dealer. Page 3G-14 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 127: Installing The Propeller

     Lower Unit NOTE: If the propeller pin is bent, replace the propeller pin. 71328 71330 Installing the Propeller Rotate the motor shaft to insert the propeller pin horizontally. Propeller pin 44664 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3G-15...
  • Page 128 1/4 turn. IMPORTANT: Do not overtighten the propeller nut, or damage to the propeller or propeller pin may occur. 71328 Page 3G-16 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 129 Stow/Unstow Cable Installation........3H-8 Front Lockslide Hooks Removal.........3H-5 HD Stow/Unstow Cable Replacement......3H-9 Rear Lockslide Spring Removal......... 3H-5 Decket Plate Installation........... 3H-12 Safety Blocker Removal..........3H-6 Gas Spring Installation..........3H-12 Mount Assembly..............3H-6 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3H-1...
  • Page 130: Mount Disassembly

    Squeeze the black clip on the back with a pair of pliers, then pry the interior portion of the gas spring away from the mount to disconnect from the ball studs. Remove the gas spring from the ball studs. Back clip Ball studs (2) Gas spring 71571 Page 3H-2 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 131: Decket Plate Removal

    Stow/Unstow Cable Removal Remove the two screws, stow/unstow handle cap, and stow/unstow cable from the stow/unstow handle. Stow/unstow handle Stow/unstow cable Stow/unstow handle cap Screws (2) 70241 Remove the stow/unstow cable from the lockslide. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3H-3...
  • Page 132: Lockslide Removal

    Place the mount on a flat surface and positioned at a 90 degree angle. Remove the two screws from the bracket, the lockslide assembly and the upper channel. Upper channel Screws (2) Bracket Lockslide assembly 70246 Page 3H-4 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 133: Front Lockslide Hooks Removal

    Repeat the previous step to remove the front lockslide hook bracket from the other side of the upper channel. Lockslide hook bracket (2) Front lockslide hook (2) Screws (4) Upper channel 70248 Rear Lockslide Spring Removal Remove the spring from the rivet. Rivet Spring 70249 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3H-5...
  • Page 134: Safety Blocker Removal

    Front Lockslide Hooks Installation Apply loctite to the two new screws and install the front lockslide bracket assembly on the upper channel with the two new screws. Tighten the two screws to the proper specification. Page 3H-6 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 135: Lockslide Installation

    Position the lockslide assembly and bracket through the rear of the upper channel. Lockslide assembly Rear of the mount 70257 Install the lockslide assembly and bracket on the upper channel with the two screws. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3H-7...
  • Page 136: Stow/Unstow Cable Installation

    Lubricate all latch strikers, latch hooks, and pivot pins. Refer to Section 1 A ‑ Lubrication Points Stow/Unstow Cable Installation IMPORTANT: Make sure the stow/unstow cable is not pinched or kinked along the stow/unstow cable route. Page 3H-8 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 137: Hd Stow/Unstow Cable Replacement

    3/16 drill bit Stow/Unstow Cable Removal Remove the steering system from the mount. Refer to Section 3F ‑ Steering System Removal. Remove the stow/unstow cable from the lockslide. Refer to Stow/Unstow Cable Removal. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3H-9...
  • Page 138 Pull the stow/unstow cable through the 360 breakaway bracket and the lockslide. 360 breakaway bracket Lockslide Stow/unstow cable Spring 76232 HD Stow/Unstow Cable Installation Install the HD stow/unstow cable, leading with the cable strand end, through the lockslide and the 360 breakaway bracket. Page 3H-10 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 139 Barrel fitting Handle 76233 Align the stow/unstow cap on the stow/unstow handle. Install the stow/unstow handle cap on the stow/unstow handle with the two screws. Tighten the screws to the specified torque. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3H-11...
  • Page 140: Decket Plate Installation

    IMPORTANT: Do not install the gas spring with the rod end up. This can result in premature gas spring failure. Push or squeeze the rod end fitting of the gas spring on to the ball stud located on the base of the lower channel. Page 3H-12 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...
  • Page 141 Release the safety blockers when the front lockslide hooks are fully seated in the lower channel. Safety blockers Upper channel Lower channel Lockslide hooks 70946 Install the steering system on the mount. Refer to Section 3 F–Steering System Installation. 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023 © 2023 Mercury Marine Page 3H-13...
  • Page 142 Mount Notes: Page 3H-14 © 2023 Mercury Marine 90-8M4006374 eng JANUARY 2023...

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