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Old 08-22-2012, 10:46 PM
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Ok my 29 scarab has sat for about three weeks. I out it in the water today. I checked the driver magnets and oil all looks well. When I turn I here almost a grinding noise but I don't here it when the drive is straight. Also on the same motor the right side PVC valve pushed a milky residue onto my flame arrester. Same motor left PVC valve is pushing oil out of it. It's coming out of the tube on the PVC valve running down the carb and onto my intake. A decent amount. Oil pressure if fine no over heating oil looks good on the stick. Granted its a little low, after this. Also on my other motor. The drive bottle keeps pushing out drive oil out of the top. The fluid will go down to low when cold but no matter what it's will fill up and push oil all down my transome. Magnets are good on that drive. Oil is dirty though
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Originally Posted by Adamcoover
. When I turn I here almost a grinding noise but I don't here it when the drive is straight.
i would check your power steering fluid level
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Ok my 29 scarab has sat for about three weeks. I out it in the water today. I checked the driver magnets and oil all looks well. When I turn I here almost a grinding noise but I don't here it when the drive is straight. Also on the same motor the right side PVC valve pushed a milky residue onto my flame arrester. Same motor left PVC valve is pushing oil out of it. It's coming out of the tube on the PVC valve running down the carb and onto my intake. A decent amount. Oil pressure if fine no over heating oil looks good on the stick. Granted its a little low, after this. Also on my other motor. The drive bottle keeps pushing out drive oil out of the top. The fluid will go down to low when cold but no matter what it's will fill up and push oil all down my transome. Magnets are good on that drive. Oil is dirty though
Lol its 12 I'm in bed and auto correct got the best out of me. Sorry for the bad English.
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Originally Posted by HEDGEHOGER
i would check your power steering fluid level
But it's when the drive is turned. Not while turning it. Just when the drive is in a turning position. Say u turn right and put it in gear and don't move the weel you hear a noise. It's not horrible but it way to loud to ignore
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The noise when turning is either the u-joints or gimble bearing.

It's not unusual to see some milky oil at the pvc's sometimes. It's moisture under the valve covers mixing with oil. If you get the engine good and hot it should go away. As long as the oil on the stick looks clean and doesn't start reading high it's probably not a problem.

The drive with the reservoir over flowing may be running hot for some reason.
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Originally Posted by picklenjim
the noise when turning is either the u-joints or gimble bearing.
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But as far as the rear PVC tube by the flame arrestor puking a lot of oil out that's not a issue? Doesn't seem right to me. I can see some but it's dripping off my carb into a decent puddle on my intake I mean like the rear of the side of the carb was coated and dripping
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And how to replace gimbal bearing? Motor needs to come out?
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Originally Posted by Adamcoover
But as far as the rear PVC tube by the flame arrestor puking a lot of oil out that's not a issue? Doesn't seem right to me. I can see some but it's dripping off my carb into a decent puddle on my intake I mean like the rear of the side of the carb was coated and dripping
Could be alot of things,,,,,,pull your dipstick,,,,,is it milky as well ????
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Originally Posted by Adamcoover
And how to replace gimbal bearing? Motor needs to come out?
No,,,,just pull the outdrive,,,,,,need a 3 jaw slide hammer, or the " special " tool
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