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Old 07-09-2010, 12:37 PM
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A quick question, might seem a bit moronic, but, nobody seems to be able to answer this for me - even seasoned mariners...
I just purchased a 1988 larson senza 220 at an auction, it has an OMC king cobra with 460, I can't figure out how to lock it into neural, i.e. rev'r up out of gear... there must be a way, but I (or anybody else who has looked at it) can figure this out. Ideas? I've been a merc user all my life... no simple button to push here....

Thanks for your help
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Grab the base of the throttle at it's pivot point, and see if it will pull out towards you.
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Tried it with no luck, but it could certainly be jammed internally. Is that the typical method for OMC?
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Last time I drove King Cobras they had separate shift and throttle levers. What brand control are you working with?
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Originally Posted by CEEBEE69
Tried it with no luck, but it could certainly be jammed internally. Is that the typical method for OMC?
That I am not certain. However, I know some attain neutral in that way. The lack of a button made me think that you had that style.

I may be going to my local marina later today, if so I will certainly ask.
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Originally Posted by Wobble
Last time I drove King Cobras they had separate shift and throttle levers. What brand control are you working with?
It has an OMC logo on it, probably OMC..?
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All hail the Release-All spray... pulls out to the side whence free. Thanks for the advice.

BTW, great site, I can spend hours here drooling, planning...
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Are these outdrives good? I found a '88 Taylor 923 that has this setup. Can they handle much power?
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I think they were a good drive, however I'm not sure what the parts situation is now.
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