This comprehensive service repair manual covers Chrysler 9.9, 15 H.P. and 250 Sailor Outboard Motors, encompassing production years from 1966 to 1984. It is your complete guide to servicing and repairing these popular motors, offering detailed information, specifications, diagrams, and real-life photographic illustrations. Dive into the intricacies of each system with step-by-step instructions covering fuel system and components, electrical system and components, steering handle assembly, manual starter, power head, and the lower unit. The manual provides thorough guidance on diagnosing problems, performing technical maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures, empowering you to confidently handle repairs and keep your Chrysler outboard motor running smoothly. This manual is meticulously crafted to be a complete and intact resource, ensuring you have access to all necessary information without missing or corrupted sections.

The Chrysler 9.9, 15 H.P. and 250 Sailor Outboard Motors, produced between 1966 and 1984, were reliable and popular choices for recreational boating enthusiasts. These compact and lightweight motors offered a range of power options to suit different boat sizes and uses. The 9.9 H.P. model provided a balance of power and fuel efficiency, making it ideal for smaller boats like dinghies and tenders. The 15 H.P. version offered increased power for larger boats or those needing more speed. The 250 Sailor, a smaller, more compact version of the 9.9 H.P., was designed for sailboats and offered auxiliary power for maneuvering and emergency situations. These Chrysler outboards featured a robust and simple design, renowned for their durability and ease of maintenance. They were equipped with a single-cylinder, two-stroke engine that provided reliable performance. The motors were designed with a vertical crankshaft, allowing for a compact and lightweight construction. They were also known for their smooth operation and low noise levels. The 9.9 and 15 H.P. models incorporated a tiller steering system for maneuverability, while the 250 Sailor featured a remote steering system for ease of control. The manual starting system was simple and reliable, making it easy for users to start the engine. Despite their age, these Chrysler outboard motors are still popular among classic boat owners and those seeking a reliable and affordable option for their boating needs. With proper care and maintenance, these motors can provide years of dependable service on the water.