Re: Goodyear See Bee 025-3564

[rknight1005]

Thanks again, I am really green about the outboard motor. I am not hell bent on removing the gas tank. I removed the engine cover and did exactly what you said. I removed the gas line and unscrewed the line connected to the tank. I pulled the screen out of the tank. I saw a little stuff on it but not much. I used some compressed air to make sure it was totally clear. I then reconnected it and reconnected the fuel line. I didnt realize that it was a simple task of unscrewing it from the tank. I then unscrewed the carb bowl and checked the screen. It seemed perfectly clear. I air blew it out a little and reinstalled. Not sure if what I did improved the fuel flow or not. I will take it down to the lake this weekend and check it out. Thanks for the information on the lower unit. I had no idea about that. I will look into getting the grease you suggested. Given that I ran for a 1/2 hour on the lake, I am sure it must have grease in there. If my problem isnt better I suppose I will have to take a closer look at the carb. However, it started really easy so I know gas is being processed in there. I really appreciate your patience in helping me learn. My goal is to get this motor ready for steady use in the summer.

Thanks again!!!
Rob