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Old 06-28-2016, 09:42 AM
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I uncovered another "challenge" and think I may have identified the source.

What is the proper pump / PN to run the drive trims for SSM 5 (or any SSM setup for that matter), on the old straight bottom Top Guns?

Problem is that I noticed out of the water, the drive trim is extremely slow. Then, underway, I cannot trim the drives up at all. I have been running around for the past few weeks with the drives stuck in the negative trim position / planing position. I cannot even trim to level.

I think that maybe the pump doesn't have enough power to trim the drive "up" while underway. I.E. - it cannot overcome the force of propulsion. Old setup was with TRS, new setup is 5s on boxes. Does the bigger drive setup require a different pump? I am running the pumps that came with the boat / original setup.

I think I am running the wrong pumps......

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OR, does anyone have a SSM drive manual they could share that would list the required pumps?
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Just went through this 2 weeks ago! ZP helped me get it right. You need number 5 just the pump.

http://www.mercruiserparts.com/bam/s...31008/2322/230
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That is assuming you have a weak pump and not a bad relief valve.
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Are they plumbed correctly? They are not the same pressure in both directions.
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The pressure settings are also adjustable.
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