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Mercruiser help??
its called a coupler. The last mechanic probally beat the drive back in place because he though it would NEVER come back to haunt him. He should have checked it, before re-installing.. It must be aligned! Engine must be moved to replace coupler. check out drive shaft for wear at the splines. |
Mercruiser help??
On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 14:09:08 GMT, "Terry Rago"
wrote: I have an 89 carver with twin 3.7lx's Saturday I lost one drive, pulled it yesterday and found that the part on the back of the engine with the splines that drives the shaft to the outdrive is smooth. Splines are all gone. Can I change this without pulling that engine? Does anyone know what that part is called? The marina put a new gimbal bearing in about 4 weeks ago and looking through the hole it does not appear to be line up with the engine. Think this caused it?? Thanks for any help Terry- go back to your dealer, with a very grim look on your face, and talk to the service manager. Good luck. noah Courtesy of Lee Yeaton, See the boats of rec.boats www.TheBayGuide.com/rec.boats |
Mercruiser help??
On 4 Aug 2003 17:24:22 -0500, noah
wrote: On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 14:09:08 GMT, "Terry Rago" wrote: I have an 89 carver with twin 3.7lx's Saturday I lost one drive, pulled it yesterday and found that the part on the back of the engine with the splines that drives the shaft to the outdrive is smooth. Splines are all gone. Can I change this without pulling that engine? Does anyone know what that part is called? The marina put a new gimbal bearing in about 4 weeks ago and looking through the hole it does not appear to be line up with the engine. Think this caused it?? Thanks for any help Terry- go back to your dealer, with a very grim look on your face, and talk to the service manager. Good luck. noah Courtesy of Lee Yeaton, See the boats of rec.boats www.TheBayGuide.com/rec.boats Sorry- I should have said, go back to your marina service manager. Courtesy of Lee Yeaton, See the boats of rec.boats www.TheBayGuide.com/rec.boats |
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