This comprehensive service repair manual is your guide to maintaining and repairing your Chrysler outboard engine. Covering a wide range of models from 1969 onward, including the 70HP, 75HP, 85HP, 90HP, 105HP, 115HP, 120HP, 130HP, 135HP, and 150HP, this manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations to help you tackle any repair job with confidence.

The manual is organized for easy navigation, beginning with an introduction to the engine specifications and torque requirements. Dive deeper into the specifics of tune-up procedures for both three and four-cylinder engines, including information on timing for breakerless ignition systems and Magnapower II ignitions. The manual also covers essential components like carburetors (WB and TC types), alternators, electrical systems (Delta, Motorola, and Magnapower II), starters, distributors, fuel systems, gear housing, motor leg assemblies, and power heads for both three and four cylinder engines.

This manual is a valuable resource for any do-it-yourself enthusiast looking to save money and gain a deeper understanding of their Chrysler outboard engine. With detailed illustrations, exploded diagrams, and easy-to-follow instructions, this manual empowers you to perform repairs with confidence and keep your engine running smoothly for years to come.

The 1969 and later Chrysler outboard engines, spanning a horsepower range from 70 to 150, were a significant force in the marine industry, known for their robust construction and reliable performance. These engines were designed for a variety of boating activities, from leisurely cruising to more demanding watersports. The engines featured durable cast-iron and aluminum construction, with many components engineered for long-lasting service. The larger displacement engines, particularly those in the 105 to 150 horsepower range, were known for their impressive torque, providing ample power for pulling skiers, tubers, and other water toys. Chrysler outboard engines were also known for their smooth and quiet operation, enhancing the boating experience for both the operator and passengers.

Beyond their performance, these outboards offered a degree of user-friendliness that many contemporary models lacked. They boasted a relatively straightforward design, making them easier to maintain and repair by owners with a basic mechanical aptitude. This ease of maintenance, coupled with their sturdy design, contributed to the longevity of these engines, with many still in use today. The availability of a dedicated factory service and repair manual specifically for these engines further empowered users to tackle maintenance and repairs themselves, reducing the need for costly trips to a mechanic. This manual, serving as a comprehensive guide for diagnostic procedures, repair techniques, and component specifications, proved invaluable to countless owners, allowing them to keep their Chrysler outboards running in top condition for years to come.