Honda BF115 Impeller Change

[macattack101]

Hi All
I have to change the impeller on my Honda BF115 before the start of the season and I cannot find any info on how to do it specific to the Honda outboard. I have a workshop manual but that has nothing on the lower leg (strange or what) and the owners manual just gives the basics on servicing etc. I have looked on you tube as well which is great but none of the examples are Honda. Being an engineer I hate not knowing what I am doing as it can go sooo wrong so I am being cautious. (being a jock I am also too tight to pay for it if I can do it myself)
Can any of you assist with any info such as:
Is there a special technique with Hondas when doing the work i.e. leaving in gear, hidden lower leg bolts.
Is there a close engine such as mariner etc which may be on you tube.

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers
Colin

[Erin]

I'm surprised it's not in the workshop manual under the section covering the gearbox.

[Chris]

Pm me your email and I will send you the service manual

[macattack101]

Originally Posted by Erin

I'm surprised it's not in the workshop manual under the section covering the gearbox.

I got a dodgy copy off the interweb so I presume half is missing.

[macattack101]

Originally Posted by Chris

Pm me your email and I will send you the service manual

Thanks Chris, I have pm my email. Much appreciated.
Colin

[joakimhansson]

It is just straight forward to remove the gearcase on the Honda 115. Then you see everything easy.
Watch up for corrision on the oil pan. Especially if it is corrision around the exhaust pipe close to it. We had to change the pipe and the oil pan on a honda 130 in Sweden.

Honda 130 Guess what the "problem" was?

Check post 18.

[clydeoutboards]

Hi

If you need parts or want it serviced just let us know. Service prices are on our site and whats included.

Prices on parts on request.

Dave
01475 635700
PS if you are looking to sell also please let us know!

[macattack101]

Originally Posted by clydeoutboards

Hi

If you need parts or want it serviced just let us know. Service prices are on our site and whats included.

Prices on parts on request.

Dave
01475 635700
PS if you are looking to sell also please let us know!

Thanks Dave

[macattack101]

Originally Posted by joakimhansson

It is just straight forward to remove the gearcase on the Honda 115. Then you see everything easy.
Watch up for corrision on the oil pan. Especially if it is corrision around the exhaust pipe close to it. We had to change the pipe and the oil pan on a honda 130 in Sweden.

Honda 130 Guess what the "problem" was?

Check post 18.

Thanks for the advice. I will look out for it.