This comprehensive service manual provides detailed technical information for both Chrysler and Sea King 6 and 9.2 HP outboard motors manufactured in 1966 and 1967. Sea King outboards were produced by Chrysler Marine during these years, and this manual encompasses both brands. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including engine assembly, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair procedures. With clear illustrations and step-by-step instructions, this manual is an invaluable resource for both professional technicians and DIY enthusiasts. It offers a thorough understanding of these outboards, enabling you to perform routine maintenance, diagnose and resolve problems, and ultimately extend the life of your motor.

The Sea King Chrysler 6 and 9.2 HP outboard motors were produced in 1966 and 1967 by Chrysler Marine. These compact and reliable engines were popular choices for small boats, offering a balance of power and efficiency. The 6 HP model was ideal for dinghies, inflatables, and smaller fishing boats, while the 9.2 HP model provided more power for larger boats or those requiring greater speed. Both engines featured a simple, durable design with a focus on ease of maintenance. While not the most powerful outboards available at the time, their fuel efficiency and simple operation made them a popular choice for recreational boaters. The Sea King Chrysler 6 and 9.2 HP outboards were known for their robust construction, featuring cast aluminum powerheads and durable components. They utilized a single-cylinder, two-stroke design, offering a straight-forward and reliable power delivery. The engines featured a manual start system with a recoil starter, making them easy to operate. These models were designed for ease of maintenance, with readily accessible components and a straightforward design that was familiar to hobbyist mechanics. The inclusion of a service manual provided users with detailed information on troubleshooting, disassembly, and repair procedures, catering to both novice and experienced mechanics. These outboard motors were a staple for recreational boating in the mid-1960s, offering a reliable and efficient power source for various watercraft.