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98' Yamaha 150 2 stroke opions or advice #12494535 11/06/17 11:28 PM
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My engine locked up while running WOT. After pulling plugs I can see that 1 piston does not move at all. The crank will only turn about an inch in either direction. There are no holes in the block, or fluids leaking that I can see. If this is rebuildable, does anyone have any idea what it might cost? Would I be better off buying another rebuilt powerhead? Thanks in advance if anyone has any info or advice.

Re: 98' Yamaha 150 2 stroke opions or advice [Re: Dothead] #12494580 11/07/17 12:25 AM
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pull the bottom plug out of the lower unit see what it looks like if it smells burnt an has pieces out metal drop the lower unit a broken pinion gear will lock up the works too.

Re: 98' Yamaha 150 2 stroke opions or advice [Re: Dothead] #12494610 11/07/17 12:57 AM
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Wouldnt all of the pistons be locked up though? Im sure its in the engine.. I lost power, then it stopped abruptly..

Re: 98' Yamaha 150 2 stroke opions or advice [Re: Dothead] #12494660 11/07/17 01:35 AM
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Does the prop spin freely when in neutral?


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Re: 98' Yamaha 150 2 stroke opions or advice [Re: Cat finder] #12494664 11/07/17 01:37 AM
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Originally Posted By: Cat finder
Does the prop spin freely when in neutral?

yes

Re: 98' Yamaha 150 2 stroke opions or advice [Re: Dothead] #12495477 11/07/17 06:52 PM
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Having someone rebuild would be big bucks. Only way a rebuild makes sense money wise is to do it yourself. You would be very surprised how simple these carbed two stroke are. If you have a service manual and a little common sense, you can do it. Ive rebuilt two motors now and both turned out great. Bought my last boat for $600 because the Johnson 140 had been overheated. Cost me $1300 to rebuild it, and now have a nice little boat. If you dont want to take on a rebuild, then finding another powerhead is the way to go.

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