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Old 06-01-2004, 03:02 PM
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Cruisin along about 3200 and Boat comes off plane and port motor seems to spin free .... Coupler or maybe the Hub ?
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Old 06-01-2004, 03:10 PM
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If it is your coupler you will see shards of burnt rubber all over your rear engine compartment. Sounds like your drive to me.
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If it is the hub you may experience intermitent slipping.

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Old 06-01-2004, 05:43 PM
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Well at least you got the overheating problem fixed , right?
Could also have taken out the splines in the coupler
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what did I read about turning the props by hand ? If I can tell a noticable difference ? With drives up and in gear it will turn at Idle ....but if you lower the drive and put load on it doesnt spin ...
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Originally Posted by mopower
Well at least you got the overheating problem fixed , right?
Could also have taken out the splines in the coupler
Yup runs cool as a cucumber now ....just dont spin ! ..we'll get it though ..If its the coupler ..thats gona hurt ....JUST had that motor out ...
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Run the engine with drive down and in gear and take a look at the drive shaft.
If it rotates, it's not the coupler. If it not rotates ...
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Bingo ...merc Flo Torque Drive Hub ....41.00 ..Damn I'm Glad That Motor doesnt have to come out .......
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Smell the lube in your outdrive ,if it smells burnt your drives gone.
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OK .. found out I have the press in type hub ....So question now is ...do I invest in another set of props as spares ...or get newer props with quick change hubs ...or ..I read where cpl of 311's are running Hydromotive's QIV ...(Russ) ...
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