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Its not rocket science, but soak the bolting with penetrating oil for 48
hours before attempting to remove. If you break a bolt off you may have to pull the engine to repair it. Make sure you use anti-sieze compound and new gaskets when reassembling. A word of caution about gaskets. There are a lot of 'generic' gaskets on the market. Many are cheap and made half-assed. Make sure ALL the holes match up with your old ones or the parts they will seal. Capt. Frank Hopkins http://www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks Dano wrote: Looking into a 1994 SeaRay 330EC with the 454's. Has had a life in salt water and the owner says she needs new manifolds and risers. How tough is this job to do myself (I would have the time over the winter lay-up). What other considerations are there for moving a salt boat to freshwater? Thanks for helping a newbie. -Dano |
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