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Mostly you need another pump. It appears that the vanes suffer from rock indigestion! It cannot possibly work well- not even medium well...

Here's pics of what an ebox should look like: never been used as an aquarium...http://x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/superjet-electric-box.175347/ However, your "corroded" box may not be your main problem. since even a diff. solenoid wont respond to the start command. That, often times is mung/...

I think Doug Silverstein would like to shred on one of those....

The 760 also uses a different x manifold. However. you can grind the ports of a 61x manifold to match the new gasket.

http://x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/yamaha-oem-superjet-starter.181624/#post-1980019

You could de/solder the wires from the coils, but I must warn you: the splice at the pulse coil is hard to duplicate. My preferred way is to cut off the 3.9mm connectors at the ebox end, pull off the rubber grommet- then no soldering needed- just new oem style connectors.

It even has the optional short stubby cone! No longer available- used it myself

The rectifier has diodes that may have shorted- for example if you've ever introduced it to reverse polarity...….

http://x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/yamaha-61x-cylinder-piston-kits.183916/

The size is 27mm- 1 1/16" will also work.

So, the easiest- especially if the hood is still on- is to cut ignition and open throttle all the way. Engine will stop.

There are several ways of doing it this is my way......

Like this?

I found one for $8 less...http://x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/msd-enhancer-4253-nib.189586/

Probably not. Just kill ignition and open throttle fully- it will stop.

Yes, oem base gasket measures .020". Except in Europe, where it measures 0.5mm.

Still available.

That is the exact experience I just had!!!! JM knew right away what I wanted and shipped it in record time. I also like his prices..

the real thing!

Those Fluoroelastomer Vitons work just the same- are probably brown in color. Make sure cylinder deck and head surface is well degreased before applying the 1211 to seal the water area.