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I am replacing the transom seal, the gasket between the drive and the transom, and was wondering if any kind of sealant is needed or do you just put the new gasket in and bolt it down? It is a number three speedmaster, the old seal looks kinda like cork.
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Anyone...........Also how do you get the transom assembly off the transom. I have everything unbolted and off, also all hoses are off. I can not get it to budge, any ideas?
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Anyone...........Also how do you get the transom assembly off the transom. I have everything unbolted and off, also all hoses are off. I can not get it to budge, any ideas?
Ayuh,.... Probably glued on by a PO,... Push/ Pull Harder,...

Ya only need a few drops of glue to hold the gasket "In-place" while ya slide the assembly back on,...

Too much glue, 'n yer in the position yer in now, it won't come Off,...
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Ok getting ready to put the housing back on with the new seal, is any kind of sealant needed between the housing and seal and between the seal and transom to make sure it does not leak? Form the looks of the drive housing and the gasket mine was leaking around the bottom. How do you make sure it does not happen again?
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so true!! make sure the wood is not rotted,,that will make it leak their..if you really want to remoce it i use a port a power with a 4x4 on each end..but take it easy with it because you can break chit with it..
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so true!! make sure the wood is not rotted,,that will make it leak their..if you really want to remoce it i use a port a power with a 4x4 on each end..but take it easy with it because you can break chit with it..
Ayuh,.... If the wood ain't rotten, ya don't need glue,...

If the transom IS rotten, there ain't no amount of glue that's gonna help,...
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