1968 Evinrude Johnson 100 Hp Outboard Lower Unit Electric Shift, Tested Ok on 2040-parts.com
Sequim, Washington, US
Low Sodium content! It was easily removed from the engine. We hooked up a battery to the harness and it shifts easily F-N-R. Both shafts spin freely. The oil has been drained and no water was detected. It may need to be resealed. I have the water intake housing and the little side cover and will include them.
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