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There is so many videos out there of other people showing how to start the Bayliner 175. In fact on person literally opens his throttle all the way full trying to start. Others pump the throttle so many times more than what is needed. So today after my 175 sitting unused for at least a month or two I started it. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Thank you so much... I just bought a 2000 Sea Ray and was having trouble starting it up... My second time taking it out today and took me 15 minutes before I can start up... I'm new to boating...
That boat is SOOO . . . CLEEEAN !!
Lol, I know.
Always great to see a fellow South Carolinian who posts good videos. I have a 1995 Bayliner Capri 1954, and I start it the same way after it sits for a while.
He has a TKS, there is no reason to pump the throttle with a TKS.
Thanks for taking the time to post this video. Just got my F17 FLIGHT series this morning. This is info that I need. Thanks from the UK
I do it the sAme way and its works great for me....is nice to see other people doing it the same way :)
I started a 1997 Maxum/Mercruiser that's hardly used using your technique today and voila! Now the fellow who shares the boat won't burn out the starter motor.
Lol that is awesome!!!
Thank you I am going to try that when I get my new boat
Great video. I will use this technique next time. Thanks
Nice video. Here is the deal. Crank if for 5 sec and then pump it 3 times. No need to pump it before you get fuel in the carb. If the carb already has fuel it will start before you crank it.
I start mine almost the same way, pump 3 times instead of 5 is all. I agree, what is cleaning the carb going to do if there is no gas in the bowl.
I just watched the last 15-20 seconds a few times to make sure I had the muffs on correctly and water was flowing like it should. Funny the little things you get out of videos sometimes :)
I completely agree. And I do the same thing on other peoples videos.
i have a 2005 glastron gx205 with a 5.0 tks engine, and this way works perfect,
Thats how i start mine. Works every time and not destroying your motor
Thanks for posting this!
Anytime!! Thank you
Thanks. I really needed to see this. Can’t wait for tomorrow.
Most, if carbureted, and recently run, will start with one full throttle pump, and then return to about 30% throttle, then crank. If it has sat for some time, a little carb priming might help. Doing this many pumps with mine would flood it, as I've had the carburetor modified to increase the size of the ports under the accelerator pump, to get rid of hesitation upon acceleration. Fuel injection is a different animal, of course. AND, what works for YOUR boat may not work for every other 120/140/3.0. But, whichever fuel system you have, FIRST: run that blower at least five minutes before cranking, or better yet, lift the engine cover and visually inspect for leaks, and sniff for gasoline before turning anything on. A boat explosion is no fun at all.
I start mine a bit different. As you state, it doesn't help to pump it if the fuel bowl is empty. If you haven't started it in a month, the fuel bowl is most likely empty. Crank for 5 seconds then pump then start.
My mechanic just show me this way yesterday and what are the odds, I get this video recommended 🤭
I always try turn over first nothing then I pump it. I have had them start first try and others I had to open butterfly open to start for the season.. crazy
Thank you
thanks!!
thanks I'm new and that's a goooood help for me
Anytime, Thank you
New Subscriber! Thanks for the video. I have a 2008 Bayliner 185. Same engine, I think. Mike
I never pump mine at all, crank it for a few seconds, back to off, crank it again and it starts.
I got a twin shift/throttle..should i be pumping the throttle or shifting from F to N in my case?
I have a 18 foot crownline that 190 horse power engine it has sounds amazing it down shifts and up shifts amazing
Do you recommend doing anything extra before trying to start a mercruiser 3.0 that has been winterized?
I installed a manual fuel pump, the kind you find on small outboard engines, and all I do is pump it a few times untill I feel some resistance in pumping and then the motor starts first or second time I try. The previous owner used to spray wd40 in the carb and had a real hard time starting the motor.
I start mine about every month too because if I don't it ends up not idling and bogging down when you rapidly accelerate. Never had any problem until I moved to Palm Springs where it gets super hot. California gas doesn't have a very long shelve either and fuel stabilizer didn't help. I even installed and extra fuel filter and shutoff valve and that helped for one year but it was back to having the carb worked on the next year which had become a yearly necessity. Btw, when starting my Mercruiser 3.0 don't ever have to give it any throttle and it always starts right up. Since I've moved here I have to start all my small engines for my motorcycles, ATV's and generators too or they get gummed up really fast and only after a couple of months. I also siphon the gas (always make sure I don't bring it back with more than a 1/4 tank) and put in fresh 3 or 4 gallons.
It is crazy how the fuel changes from states with the shelf life. Thank you for the comment.
Tip. My boat mechanic showed me the secret
Open hood, and listen, when you push the throttle forward leave there and listen you will hear it spray fuel
Pull back to neutral shove ahead again wait and it will do it again
Works every time Bayliner 185BR
Thanks for the video.
Have you made a video best place to mount a transom transponder for a fish finder? I’ll
I have the same boat and your videos have been extremely helpful! I’m having issues with the gauges not reading at all. Switches and everything else work great! Would you have any ideas or recommendations to troubleshoot? Fuses are all good and engine runs great!
After researching it seems that those gauges prone to failure. Just the product bayliner used before 2009. Just get new gauge.
good morning, I just bought a bayliner capri 1998. thanks to your video i was able to start it up. my first language is not English and have some hard time understanding boat terminology. at this moment the boat 1. starts but accordingly to the previous owner it needs a new CDI box because you need to push the level forward to keep it going 2. got home and tried starting and the throttle bbutton got stuck in. whats this mean to the operation of the boat?
What does the blower do?
I just bought this boat yesterday and i love it but had some starting issues
What makes the dash lights come on?
I do the same thing on my 2003 Bayliner 192 with 3.0 Mercruiser which I just bought recently. Is this the typical startup on Mercruiser engines or Bayliner boats? Thanks for this video
I have a question, I have a 2001 mercruiser 3.0 and after I run it for 3 or 4 hrs pulling skiers and etc. it doesn’t want to idle low and if it goes dead it’s a pain to get cranked back up if it does! But usually cranks right up in a cold start just gives me issues when I’ve been running it for hrs?? Any suggestions would be helpful
Thanks
Hi great video just wondering is this how you turn on models from 2022 also?
You need to give it a min or two with key on, engine off to let the choke open up.
How often do you have to change your starter?
Is it the same for warm startup?
Great video. This is my 10th season of my 2006 BL 175, and over the course of those many years, I have developed a very similar methodology for cold (more like hasn't been run in several weeks) cranks. It just gave me hell in particular trying to start it on a cold evening yesterday on a cold October day in Pittsburgh, PA. Had to do this about 3 times with time in between to prevent flooding when the first 2 tries didn't turn. Man, your boat is spotless, what year?
Ha ha and many thanks. She is a 2006 but sat covered under a carport by the original owner for more than 6 or 7 years.
Well its that time of the year. Getting ready to dewinterize it and start it up for the first time.
I bought my 1998 Sea Ray 180 Bowrider around 2001 for $8,000, but the center window was missing and it cost me $500. Still runs great. I did have to have a seal in the outdrive replaced for $400 last year.
What is the alarm bell that goes off when you turn on the ignition
Do the trim have to be down?
Hello I need to replace my hub bearings. I have the exact same boat and trailer. Can you tell me the size of bearings I need? If you have replaced them before.
I will believe everything you say just because Your boat is SOOOO F'i;ijefw;oij CLEAN!!!!!
Yes sir I will do whatever you say I should do sir.
Pump it 5 times? will do sir!
I thought I was the only one noticing the perfect showroom floor white...impressive
Hello sir, thank you for your informative videos, so I wanted to see if you can help me out. I have a sea ray 185 bow rider with a mercruiser 3.0 alpha 1. Do you have any input as to why trim up/ down was working perfectly fine , next day I went to check it before leaving to ramp and it is completely dead,. It acts like there is no power to it. Thank you in advance for your time.
You are going to need a voltage meter and check various points of the wiring for the trim solenoids and fuses. If you have one already or not get a wiring diagram for your set up. They are all over the web. It could be as simple as a corroded plug, or a bad switch.
@@fiero880 will do Thank you so much
Do you use non ethanol gas?
Once the engine is up to temp how is the starting then? Say after a hot soak on a busy cruising or tow day?
shouldn't be an issue at all. should start right up.
Is there a choke?
what is the purpose of turning on the blower first and then do you turn if off once the motor is running?
any fuel vapors in the engine compartment get sucked out for a safe start. After planing at cruise you can safely shut the blower off.
Turning the blower on for a cold start is absolutely unnecessary. There are no vapors in the engine when it hasn't been running in weeks...there are no fuel vapors produced by an engine that hasnt been running. That's why theres a thing called a fuel tank......
Always better safe than sorry!!!
Do you know why the boat has long beat after you first time you couldn't start up the engine. Mine has the same sounds(long beat), but it's after the engine was on about 20 second. Any one has an idea about it?
That is your safety alarm. It alarms you of either an overheating engine, low drive oil, low oil pressure. There may be more but I think that is it.
Can you show Us, how connect de water to the engine? please.
Can you explain, what is that cable you have below the throttle lever? what is the purpose of its use?
fiero880 But that is on/off switch right. I wonder how it will kill the engine if you fall, more likely you will yank it upward which is on. But anyways, what are those two extra gauges you have beside the horn button and beside the steering wheel? And also, how is the safety lanyard attached to the switch? Thanks in advance, just got my boat 3 days ago and still learning from it...
One time I accidently pulled it off and didn't know it. I was sitting in the middle of Lake Havasu trying to start it for a long time. Luckily the battery was strong and I finally noticed it laying next to the seat. Lol.
@@fenderbassfan this happened to me this year. It was pitch black outside too. I was so disappointed when I noticed it on the floor. Just happen to see it w my cellphone light. Lol
You can go under the dash and put a piece of electrical tape on the ignition alarm. It really knocks down that high pitch hellish noise I don't want to hear when I'm on the water.
I’ve done the same!
I like this, thanks for the tip.
I'm thinking about adding a primer. Just hook a switch to th electric pump to fill the float bowl.
Great Idea but I have seen this become or could become a fire hazard.
+fiero880 the carb should still meter the fuel and any over flow from the float still route back to the tank just like when you're running.
you forgot to say" Turn on the battery first"
TKS I just flip the key and it starts right up...
I agree with most of your video, but why did you pump it first five times. After month or two carburators are probably dry, so just like you said, "If you don't have any fuel in a carburetor, ..."
That's waaaay to hard to start. My mercruiser 5.7 starts cold with less than 2 seconds of cranking. No pumping necessary.
Thank you for this video. This is accordance to manual as well. Only 1/4 throttle - some cool youtubers start with 3/4 or 4/4 throttle just to show off.
Will the engine stink some gasoline however when you do this starting procedure?
2 pumps mine fires right up
You have a similar boat to mine but mine only clicks
spray some marvel mystery oil into.the caburators
LOL omg this is funny... i seriously thought pumping the throttle before start was some goofy shit only my old struggling boat requires because i figured it sets the choke position, and primes fuel into carb. i really thought it was just my own trick technique i figured out LOL...
new to boats, new to old carbs, not new to mechanics atleast
open the throttle off idle and she will start a little easier
You mean start up the motor a little past the idle setting?
That must not be fuel injected if you have to prime it like that
My Mercruiser starts on the key without any pumping. Just crank it fir three seconds and fires into life
Is this boat any good for fishing?
No.
@@richardcranium3417 Why?
Have one. No trolling motor. Little room to move around near the sides to fish.
It’s more set up to ski and pull tubes or just ride.
I think something with your carburetor settings or fuel/air mixture is wrong. This motor shouldn‘t start up so hard.
I had an old 3.0 without TKS built 1994. Startet up perfectly with only pumping 2-3 times and 1/4 throttle even when not used for a longer time. On daily use on vacation, 1 pump and little throttle was enough for cold start.
In my current boat i have a 5.0 carburetor. Cold starts without pumping at all, little to no throttle depending on outside temperature
Yup, you need a new boat.
How to correctly start a Bayliner 175:
1. Make sure key is in your pocket
2. Trailer boat to nearby marina
3. Trade in for a real boat with EFI
I kid, I kid. The newer Bayliners actually look fairly decent!
That is why you fail to start from the first try: th-cam.com/video/brufYuYGxfI/w-d-xo.html
You should keep key on ready to start position for 2 minutes
Defeats the purpose of TKS (turn key start); not pump 5x-crank-pump 3 more times-start. You need to clean the carb.
According to the Mercruiser manual, "If the engine has not run for a long period of time it may require a couple of attempts while the fuel bowl refills." Exactly how is cleaning a perfectly clean carb going to fix that ? And inside the manual it also states if needed you can open the throttle to full and then back to 1/4 to start. So instead of letting the engine loop over and over and several attempts if the engine has sat a long period of time, pumping the throttle 5 times to get what fuel may be in the bowl or fuel that has just come into the bowl to help assist the cold start ? TKS is a great system but it still requires the old fashion starting procedures as before.
You pumped it too much the second time
It started just perfect as it always has.
Everything is right except , you run the engine first before the water ....
Omg no dont do that. That's a myth. That's how you burn out your impeller prematurely. Water then start.
Pumping it 7 times, is not right. It shouldn’t take that much. My same engine starts right up at two pumps or less. Sorry. 🇨🇦🤷🏻♂️
First, you run the blower for 4 or 5 minutes before the water or starting not just a few seconds. I realize that would make for a long boring video but you at least have to say it. Second, you don't run the water without the engine running just as you don't run the engine without the water running. Both should start at the same time - within a few seconds of each other - the same time is preferred. Third, if it doesn't start in the straight up and down position within a few seconds of cranking you have a problem that should be looked into. That's why it's called turnkey. Back and forth 20 times? You shouldn't have to do it once. And you shut off both the water and engine at the same time - within a few seconds of each other
Start it and drive it into the bay liner junk pile