The Force Outboard 70hp 3-cylinder 2-stroke Service Repair Manual, covering the years 1991-1993, is your comprehensive guide to maintaining and repairing your outboard motor. This manual provides detailed instructions and diagrams, enabling you to perform a wide range of tasks, from routine maintenance to complex repairs. The manual covers essential topics such as:

- General information and boating safety, ensuring you operate your boat safely and responsibly.
- Tools and equipment required for various repair tasks, helping you prepare for the job.
- Maintenance and tune-up procedures, including regular checks and adjustments to keep your engine running smoothly.
- Fuel system troubleshooting and repair, covering everything from fuel lines to carburetor issues.
- Ignition and electrical system diagnosis and repair, encompassing components like spark plugs, ignition coils, and wiring.
- Lubrication and cooling system maintenance, ensuring proper lubrication and efficient engine cooling.
- Powerhead and power overhaul procedures, providing in-depth guidance for major engine repairs.
- Lower unit assembly and repair, covering the gearbox, propeller, and other components.
- Trim and tilt system diagnosis and repair, ensuring proper engine angle and operation.
- Remote controls and hand rewind starter troubleshooting and repair, addressing issues with control systems.
- Glossary of technical terms and a comprehensive master index, making it easy to find the information you need quickly.

This manual is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to maintain and repair their Force Outboard 70hp 3-cylinder 2-stroke engine. It provides all the information you need to keep your outboard running smoothly and reliably.

The Force Outboard 70hp, produced from 1991 to 1993, was a reliable and powerful 2-stroke outboard motor designed for a wide range of boating applications. This 3-cylinder engine, boasting a displacement of 1130cc, delivered a robust 70 horsepower output. Known for its durable construction and simplicity, this Force outboard engine was favored by both recreational and commercial boaters seeking a dependable and efficient power source. Its compact design and relatively lightweight nature made it suitable for mounting on a variety of vessels, from small fishing boats to larger runabouts. The engine featured a classic 2-stroke design, requiring a fuel mixture of gasoline and oil, and provided a quick and responsive power delivery, ideal for maneuvering and reaching desired speeds.

The Force 70hp boasted several notable features, including a robust crankshaft and connecting rods, a reliable ignition system, and a corrosion-resistant powerhead. The engine's design ensured smooth operation and minimal vibration, offering a comfortable ride even at high speeds. The Force 70hp also benefited from a relatively simple maintenance routine, requiring regular oil changes and routine inspections to keep it running efficiently. While the 2-stroke technology was efficient, it did produce a higher level of emissions compared to later, more modern 4-stroke engines. Despite this, the Force 70hp remained a popular choice during its production run, known for its power, reliability, and affordability. While no longer in production, these engines remain a popular choice for restoration and can still be found on the water today, offering a reliable option for those seeking a classic and powerful outboard motor.