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On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 17:26:45 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message .. . On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 14:15:12 GMT, "Doug Kanter" wrote: ~~ snippage ~~ If water's coming out from where the front of the prop meets the housing, or from one of the lower pivot points, what could be the possible causes? I asking so I can spend a couple of nights with the service manual, imagining horror stories, and deciding whether to even bother with the hose test & just take the thing to the dealer (an expense I'd prefer to avoid). It's Bush's fault. :) Obviously, but I'm not sure how the dumb fool could've figured out how to get into the garage. I'm having trouble imaging this problem. Is this the same extra spray we were joking about last summer? Yeah....I think we got as far as debating whether the front-to-back aluminium (happy, Don?) strips under the boat were strakes, strapes, sklapes, lap strakes, or strakelaps. Sktrapkeslaps. Or BUMs. ~~ snippage ~~ My fear (based on absolutely ZERO knowledge of the motor's innards) is water escaping the cooling system and making its way out as a spray via another gap in the lower part of the housing. But, there seems to be no decrease at all in the flow from the normal spot. There is supposed to be some flow where the lower unit joins up with the drive shaft housing. Perhaps there is some mud and such there. Later, Tom |
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