tranny cooler plate....how hard?
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From: Jackson, n.j. ~ Brooklyn, n.y.
So I have a cracked tranny cooler plate to replace can this be done with the engine in place?
It's the r/s cooler plate so it's facing the center stringer between the 2 engines more daylight there.
My engines are pretty tall (572 chevy "tall boys") and little room atop them with Arizona speed
& marine efi's.....one thing certain, hatch has to be removed pretty tight overhead........Scippy
It's the r/s cooler plate so it's facing the center stringer between the 2 engines more daylight there.
My engines are pretty tall (572 chevy "tall boys") and little room atop them with Arizona speed
& marine efi's.....one thing certain, hatch has to be removed pretty tight overhead........Scippy
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From: Jackson, n.j. ~ Brooklyn, n.y.
Great to hear it's doable without much involved!...............removing the hatch will be easy...thanks
Tim.........My '82 originally had the split hatch, but it was replaced with a single one..much, if not all
of the boat was remodeled in '96.........she sat for 20 years in a warehouse before I brought her home
in March of this year!
Tim.........My '82 originally had the split hatch, but it was replaced with a single one..much, if not all
of the boat was remodeled in '96.........she sat for 20 years in a warehouse before I brought her home
in March of this year!
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From: Jackson, n.j. ~ Brooklyn, n.y.
[QUOTE=Full Force;4503697]Gotcha, mine was converted also, makes it very easy to work on... You have any pics? Never seen it yet[/QUOTE
Here's a few of the Mistress and one with the hatch........
Here's a few of the Mistress and one with the hatch........




