'68 Evinrude wiring

[Duck_Dodgers]

Hello to all!
I have just inhereted an Evinrude Starflite 100-S Model# 100883B. my grandfather had the power head rebuilt but never got it back in the water. he passed shortly after the repair. Upon recieving the outboard i found multiple frayed wires and the ignition switch had been scavanged. Also the Electric shift unit has all of the leads pulled out of it. so my question is this: Could any one help me locate a diagram of the electric systems so i can get her back on the water?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks Everyone

 

[admin]

The wiring schematic would be in the service manual for that year. You might find the schematic somewhere online, but if you need a manual they are available here: http://www.marineengine.com/parts/johnson-evinrude-manuals.php?Year=1968&HP=100&Model=100883

We also have the parts diagrams and parts available here:
http://www.marineengine.com/parts/johnson-evinrude-parts.php?year=1968&hp=100&model=100883B

Good luck bringing her back. Have fun!

James @ MarineEngine.com

 

[dew2]

If your close to my area I may be able to help you hands on.

 

[Duck_Dodgers]

I'm in Utah. But I got it figured out. Man these two strokes are narly!

 

[randyj]

I'm in Utah. But I got it figured out. Man these two strokes are narly!

I was raised in an automobile shop. I thought the same way until I got into it. Now, 2 cycle outboards seems like a piece of cake compared to any 4 cycle. All have their quirks and pretty much every one is different. When they run right you can't beat 'em.