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Old 07-26-2015, 07:28 AM
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On a 90 TG, what type fluid goes in oil reservoir on TRS transom assemblies?
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hp gear oil that spot takes the place of a gear lube bottle
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OK. I noticed the lower unit only has a lower screw for draining oil but no upper screw to for knowing the unit is full. Is there a fill procedure; i am guessing it will take some time for the lube in resivoir to work its way down before the dip stick is accurate?
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OK. I noticed the lower unit only has a lower screw for draining oil but no upper screw to for knowing the unit is full. Is there a fill procedure; i am guessing it will take some time for the lube in resivoir to work its way down before the dip stick is accurate?
Thanks for your feedback,
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There is also a vent plug in the drive, port side, just below the input shaft level.
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Oh, I see it does have a top plug in the upper case; I was thinking of my old Johnson outboards that had the upper plug on the lower gear case. It took 3 quarts in case and 1 in reservoir. Does anyone know if the drain screws are supposed to have gaskets or an o-ring? neither was found when removed.
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It should have a o-ring look inside they stick sometimes.
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Gaskets, standard merc, flat fiber washer type
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