Did some research, looks like everyone is using a shrader valve, soft tubing, t fitting, and a pressure gauge.

Question is where does everyone get the bravo fitting? Currently use the cheapo plastic one to fill our drive and it doesn't have a seal. I know cdi electronics have them for $40. Any where else have them cheaper?

Thanks.

I have posted this many times and will pass it on again for anyone who has missed it. I have yet to see or even heard one person using it up here. I am totally lost as to why not. Be using these for at least 25 years now if not more , about 50 to 150 times per year. I am on my 4th one - that's all for that long timeframe.

http://www.stevensinstrument.com/gearcase.htm

138 bucks retail and use it eveytime properly when you change gear oil. One of the best outdrive tools you will ever buy. It comes with the correct fitting in which tests Merc outboards, Mercruiser alphas, all bravo's and even Volvo Pentas. 138 bucks no brainer.

http://www.stevensinstrument.com/gearcase.htm

Actually have multiples of all 3 of their products listed and yes that's what dealers pay for their products. We make really nothing selling them..

thanks for the link and info...but im not in the business of pressure testing outdrives and cant see investing that much into something that will only be used a handful of times.

anyone else have leads on just the fitting? thanks.

Same thread size fitting/drain plug as a Bravo 1 3/8-16 NCT

Hand pump with metal fitting and o ring

http://www.sterndrive.info/oil_pump.html

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GEAR-LUBE-PU...3D361439553932

www.wsmparts.com. Has the ends. Plus one for Stevens. Still using the one I got back in the mid 80's

Get one of the fittings that the guys posted above and get a radiator pressure tester, remove the end off of the tester and install the fitting.

Beat me to it .
Works like a champ and the price is right.
And now with a few adapters your pressure testing manifolds ect too.

MityVac

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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