sahars
22.05.2021 12:32:50
Re: pressure testing lower unit here
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Re: pressure testing lower unit here
I've used a little cheapie $5 kiddie pool, or if wifey wasn't home. in the bathtub. fill pool/tub with water. Drain oil from lower unit. Make water/air tight connection between pump or syringe to fill/drain hole. Put some air in. lay lower unit in water, watch where bubbles come from.
Manual says to pump them up 15psi for pressure testing. but it really only takes about 10psi or less to determine a leaky area when you chuck the whole thing into water. here
good luck. I've done it a few times to find leaks on my outboards. it's always worked. (although it can get a bit McIvor-ish looking at times)
that's what the manual says. submerge it and look for bubbles. probably don't have to pressurize it for that but it might help.
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