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bald_guy May 18th 06 01:30 PM

1985 115hp Merc Outboard Oil Pump
 
Hello All,

I recently got my boat out of storage and while looking it over noticed
a very small oil leak in the rubber hose between the integral oil tank
and the oil pump. I have since replaced the line but can't figure out
how to bleed the system of any air. I have the Clymer Shop Manual and
it shows the bleed screw for every other model but not this one. (my
luck)

To help, I have uploaded 2 images that may be of assistance. .

1. The drawing of the pump in the manual:
http://users.zoominternet.net/~mjr/oil/oil_pump2.jpg

2. A actual picture of my engine showing the pump:
http://users.zoominternet.net/~mjr/oil/oil_pump.jpg

Worst case, I suspect I can run the engine from a pre mix external tank
until I am sure oil is getting injected into the system. But I sure
would like to know which is the actual bleed screw.


Any help is certainly appreciated.

Regards

Marty


Tailgunner May 18th 06 03:47 PM

1985 115hp Merc Outboard Oil Pump
 
bald_guy wrote:
Hello All,

I recently got my boat out of storage and while looking it over noticed
a very small oil leak in the rubber hose between the integral oil tank
and the oil pump. I have since replaced the line but can't figure out
how to bleed the system of any air. I have the Clymer Shop Manual and
it shows the bleed screw for every other model but not this one. (my
luck)

To help, I have uploaded 2 images that may be of assistance. .

1. The drawing of the pump in the manual:
http://users.zoominternet.net/~mjr/oil/oil_pump2.jpg

2. A actual picture of my engine showing the pump:
http://users.zoominternet.net/~mjr/oil/oil_pump.jpg

Worst case, I suspect I can run the engine from a pre mix external tank
until I am sure oil is getting injected into the system. But I sure
would like to know which is the actual bleed screw.


Any help is certainly appreciated.

Regards

Marty


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