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Old 05-02-2006 | 09:06 PM
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how do you tell if a number 6 is a dry sump drive or wet. a friend purchased a boat with 6's and was told they were dry sumps. is there a reservoir? some kind of pump or lines? i really didn't see anything on the transom assembly but than again i am not terribly familiar with the setup. just curious at this point
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Old 05-02-2006 | 09:24 PM
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Look under the cavitation plate on the inner side if they are spinning in. There is a screw to check the level.
If you drop the lower from the upper there will be a spray bar
between the two gears.

Taking for granted they are the early style.

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i believe they are about a 2000's or so, new style skeg. all the dry sump hardware is internal than? Thanks
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Yes, everything is internal. If you look at the right side of the anti-ventilation plate about 2" back from the front there should be a vent plug. This will be your full level. If there is not one on the right side fwd, most likely its a wet sump.

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