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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4780147)
I believe so. It wasn’t 4”. A 2” fit on the Alpha drive inlet. I remember that lol. The boats are here, but wrapped for winter. We are driving our trucks and sleds on the lake right now, not boats. Lol
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rubber pipe cap with hose clamp...maybe put some bellows adhesive on to seal it in.
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Looks good...
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There’s 2 holes exiting a bravo transom assembly at the 4 and 7 o’clock positions that lead to the exhaust port. You would have to seal those off also.
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That's what zi thought, thanks for that, Do you think spray foam would work???
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Bummer about the two holes.Never had to go in that far with my bravo from years ago. Just drive replacement few times. Doh ! Finally found a pic. You should be able to click and expand.
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New discovery....... when I attempted to raise the drives, the leaky side blew out large gobs of oil straight from hydraulic lines. Lines are intact. Suspect a major problem with the hydraulic Manifold at the bottom of the gimbal housing. Any similar experiences or thoughts?
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Originally Posted by 38fountained
(Post 4780984)
New discovery....... when I attempted to raise the drives, the leaky side blew out large gobs of oil straight from hydraulic lines. Lines are intact. Suspect a major problem with the hydraulic Manifold at the bottom of the gimbal housing. Any similar experiences or thoughts?
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Originally Posted by 1MOSES1
(Post 4781049)
I suppose the manifold could be leaking...more likely leaking from the crimp on the hydraulic hose or the tube cracked off the fitting. Atleast that’s what happened on our fastech 292.
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