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Prater 01-25-2005 09:32 PM

Parts Needed
 
I am looking for 4 of the rubber bushings that attach the bravo flywheel housing to the inner transom plate. Anyone have them laying around or know a good source. mercruiserparts.com states they are no longer available.

Two 454 Flywheels(assuming an automotive flywheel will not work)

Also looking for two metal dust covers for the flywheel housing.

Thanks

Strip Poker 388 01-26-2005 12:31 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
Try Donnie at Offshore Performance marine at 239-489-0884 :D

2112 01-26-2005 12:43 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
Just bought two sets at the corner Merc dealer. They are taller than the old ones but otherwase the same. May have a new part number.

Do you need an entire bellhousing? I have an extra brand new one I'd sell.

PM me if so.

Mbam 01-26-2005 06:51 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
There is a replacment kit, elimimates the use of the old spring washers, you need 1 kit per engine. Part number is 865329A02, we sell them online for $29.53 per kit (and have them on the shelf).

Edward R. Cozzi 01-26-2005 07:41 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
Try Castaline Marine. He has an impressive inventory and will ship overnight.
(954) 966-0240 or fax:
(954) 966-3050

Papache 01-26-2005 09:10 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 

Originally Posted by Prater
I am looking for 4 of the rubber bushings that attach the bravo flywheel housing to the inner transom plate. Anyone have them laying around or know a good source. mercruiserparts.com states they are no longer available.

Two 454 Flywheels(assuming an automotive flywheel will not work)

Also looking for two metal dust covers for the flywheel housing.

Thanks

I have two bbc fly wheels used but they are steel an one bravo coupling $250 for all email kid [email protected]

Prater 01-26-2005 09:47 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
Thanks, I sent some PM's and emails. Marc, I will make an online order for the parts I need next week. Thanks

Mbam 01-26-2005 10:05 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
Sorry, I gave the wrong part number before, 865330A02, will post a picture of the kit in a few.

Strip Poker 388 01-26-2005 10:07 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 

Originally Posted by Mbam
There is a replacment kit, elimimates the use of the old spring washers, you need 1 kit per engine. Part number is 865329A02, we sell them online for $29.53 per kit (and have them on the shelf).

MBam what is the purpose of the spring and fiber washer??????????

This new kit sounds like something to upgrade to.

Mbam 01-26-2005 10:25 AM

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The spring gave the rear of the engine some "give", but usually wound up collapsed anyhow. The new mount (used on all the new engines) is taller and eliminates the spring washer.

Strip Poker 388 01-26-2005 10:55 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
So that bushing replaces the other one totally. Do ya have to press out the old one out ? I guess the cone goes on top of the bushing then the fiber washer? the washer looks to small for the bolt, may the the angle of the pick.

I figure the spring washer goes flat after your torque the bolt anyway. and they wanted some movement :eek: there with the engine alignment ?


Thanks
Rob :D

Prater 01-26-2005 11:52 AM

Re: Parts Needed
 
Also looks like the new kit does not need the spacer part #23-99299 for the bolts.

Thanks Marc

David 01-26-2005 12:24 PM

Re: Parts Needed
 
The fiber washer goes between the inner plate and the flywheel housing. The only purpose I can figure is to prevent metal to metal contact, possibly with enough engine torque, or the bushing slips out of postion, or fails.

Biggus 01-26-2005 02:08 PM

Re: Parts Needed
 

Originally Posted by Mbam
There is a replacment kit, elimimates the use of the old spring washers, you need 1 kit per engine. Part number is 865329A02, we sell them online for $29.53 per kit (and have them on the shelf).


Marc, I see they have eliminated the spring but does the small stainless washer go in its place?

Kurt


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