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    I have a mercury 125 and sometimes it doesnt want to trim up when I am unloading it, but first I just push the button on the motor and bump it down and then it works just right, I have replaced the relay, and earlier I did need a new switch on the motor but I sometimes have to bump it down at the steering wheel or motor it is like you have to wake it up any suggestions so I dont get stranded thanks!

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    Sounds like a simple connection problem to me, but some of these merc guys probably have a correct answer

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    Have you checked the fluid ? I had one doing the same thing and it was just a little low.

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    Does it work properly at the remote? (steering wheel)
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    does the samething at the stering wheel

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    Check all The grounds in the circuit bad ground usally the problem
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    I would check all the connections very closely, especially any in-line fuse holders you may have. Another possibility is a flat spot on the commutator of the pump motor. Meanwhile make sure you know where the manual relief valve is so you don't get stranded.
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    Most of the mercury trim motors ground through both solenoids.
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