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New to sterndrives,but not to boating. Just bought '04 Glastron w/3.0
I/O.
I've been hearing a noise(click/rattle) in neutral whenever steering
is turned more than 3/4 way either left or right. Can also get noise
if lift outdrive to shallow water (High, but not trailer)position.
Is it normal to hear the i/o u-joints as they get near their
"flex-limit"?
Should I hear.. some noise...or no noise at all? When started cold
almost can not hear it,,, is loudest after long run at cruise,,my
other boats were all outboards,,this is new to me,,all help
appreciated.
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You may have bearing wear in your universal joint which becomes noisy when
the joint is at much of an angle - the joint may be rubbing on bellows but
this would give a different sound i would imagine.




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New to sterndrives,but not to boating. Just bought '04 Glastron w/3.0
I/O.
I've been hearing a noise(click/rattle) in neutral whenever steering
is turned more than 3/4 way either left or right. Can also get noise
if lift outdrive to shallow water (High, but not trailer)position.
Is it normal to hear the i/o u-joints as they get near their
"flex-limit"?
Should I hear.. some noise...or no noise at all? When started cold
almost can not hear it,,, is loudest after long run at cruise,,my
other boats were all outboards,,this is new to me,,all help
appreciated.



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Since it's a 2004, why not just call your dealer... I presume it's under
warranty.

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New to sterndrives,but not to boating. Just bought '04 Glastron w/3.0
I/O.
I've been hearing a noise(click/rattle) in neutral whenever steering
is turned more than 3/4 way either left or right. Can also get noise
if lift outdrive to shallow water (High, but not trailer)position.
Is it normal to hear the i/o u-joints as they get near their
"flex-limit"?
Should I hear.. some noise...or no noise at all? When started cold
almost can not hear it,,, is loudest after long run at cruise,,my
other boats were all outboards,,this is new to me,,all help
appreciated.



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Default ??Noise in volvo i/o??-Newbie question

No noise is acceptable, do the joints now before they go out and destroy$$$.
Do all the boot's while you're there. Get ready to do them again next year.
Don't make hard turns and don't over trim with the engine running, this is
what ruins them quickly.

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New to sterndrives,but not to boating. Just bought '04 Glastron w/3.0
I/O.
I've been hearing a noise(click/rattle) in neutral whenever steering
is turned more than 3/4 way either left or right. Can also get noise
if lift outdrive to shallow water (High, but not trailer)position.
Is it normal to hear the i/o u-joints as they get near their
"flex-limit"?
Should I hear.. some noise...or no noise at all? When started cold
almost can not hear it,,, is loudest after long run at cruise,,my
other boats were all outboards,,this is new to me,,all help
appreciated.



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