KathYR1985
09.05.2021 23:29:47
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Since the motor is only 3 years old and assumming you have run it moderately or less and you have changed the oil previously it may well be as the last post reply - vent and/or fill plug. Last year when I changed my lower unit oil I inadvertantly forgot a teflon washer on one of the plugs. Luckily I checked my oil after my 1st outting after that. I flushed all out and redid the change with the teflon washers (gaskets) that time. Good luck. here
Re: What causes water to get in lower unit?
Thanks for the advice. I found the proper washers at Boater's World and I've flushed and drained everything twice. I am putting it back together today and hopefully this will solve my problem. *I did discover that I had somehow not installed the teflon washer on the lower screw last time. Didn't know such a little oversight could cause such a big result!
make sure you have the little gaskets on the vent & fill plugs there & in good shape. here
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make sure you have the little gaskets on the vent & fill plugs there & in good shape. more
Thanks for the advice. I found the proper washers at Boater's World and I've flushed and drained everything twice. I am putting it back together today and hopefully this will solve my problem. *I did discover that I had somehow not installed the teflon washer on the lower screw last time. Didn't know such a little oversight could cause such a big result! [links]
Since the motor is only 3 years old and assumming you have run it moderately or less and you have changed the oil previously it may well be as the last post reply - vent and/or fill plug. Last year when I changed my lower unit oil I inadvertantly forgot a teflon washer on one of the plugs. Luckily I checked my oil after my 1st outting after that. I flushed all out and redid the change with the teflon washers (gaskets) that time. Good luck. here
If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. here
If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. more
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Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. [links]
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