Honda B100 emergency kill switch install
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- This old Honda has a "STOP" switch...which isn't an emergency kill switch. I wanted some additional safety on the dinghy, so in this video, I install an emergency kill switch from Sierra (West Marine) with a lanyard that will stop the engine if I go overboard.
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We LOVE safety switches...hopefully we can get SEVERAL more on our equipment...10 or so more would be GREAT.....
I have an ‘80’s model honda 5hp. The kill switch is in the end of the tiller handle. Any idea how to approach this? Are you aware of any videos. I really want the safety of the lanyard kill switch. Thanks
There should be two wires that go in to the tiller that go to the switch. Once you verify the wires, cut them and run to a new lanyard kill switch. I don’t own this engine anymore so that’s the best suggestion I would have.
Hey man I have the same engine I need help installing the throttle handle not the roller the actually throttle you twist
Hi Jay, sorry that’s not something I dove in to when I owned that engine. I wouldn’t be any help on that.
Why you didnt removed the old stop engine switch?
Left it in in case someone wanted to change it back.
Any news on the 84 chris craft ,did you buy it
Still in the process...survey is coming up, and that will be the next video in a few weeks. Still planning on it though!
Hello, can you send me your email or some other contact, so that I can write and send you recordings of my HONDA B100 9.9 CDI, I have a little problem with the first start and with poor acceleration, Thank you
Hi Darko, while certainly do appreciate your confidence in me based on my videos, I am just a hobbiest, tho passionate, boater…I don’t have professional experience to provide that kind of guidance. My amateur opinion would be that the carb needs to be either cleaned or replaced. I replaced the carb on mine (a guy on eBay sells new and rebuilt carbs for $120-160) and that fixed my starting issue. Could be the fuel pump but that is such a simple component that they rarely need work. Thanks for the question tho!