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Re: 1999 Suzuki DT140 Lower Unit What did I do wrong? more
Re: 1999 Suzuki DT140 Lower Unit What did I do wrong?
If it ended up like the 150 I saw the housing and the shaft was shot. all that metal came from some thing that came apart. You maybe able to find a used on or an after market one on line. more
Here is the background. I have twin DT 140's on my boat. Last fall I decided to replace the water pumps because I had a suspicion that they had never been changed. After removing the water pumps from both motors I decided to replace the corroded Drive Shaft housings as well. I purchased the assemblies for both motors. I installed all of the new parts and put the motors back together. I ran each motor for about 20 minutes on the hose with ear muffs and then took them to the water. As I began to throttle up to plane the boat off about half way up on plane the port motor makes a runaway sound as if the prop had slipped then the motor locked up. I eased back on the other engine and when I got the boat home I discovered the port LU was locked up. I tore it down to the Drive Shaft housing and that bearing had locked up. The needles were everywhere. I drained the oil from the lower unit and it had metal shavings in it but no chunks.
NOTE : COLOR : 0ED (GRAY) REFER TO FIG.56(I-5) FOR DT115Q [links]
MODEL:95); NOTE : REFER TO FIG.40 (G-4) FOR MODEL:96 here
MODEL:95); NOTE : REFER TO FIG.43 (G- 7) FOR MODEL:96 here
MODEL:95); NOTE : REFER TO FIG.32 (E- 9) FOR MODEL:96 more
00 REFER TO FIG.21 (D-5) FOR DT115S/DT140EPI more