Bravo Outdrive
#3
If you need help and have any technical questions on the Bravo drive, then "Mr.Gadgets"/Dick Tryce is an excellent with Bravo One repair/upgrades. His cell phone number is 616-403-1006.
#6
My shift linkage came apart inside the drive, as a little allen head set screw came loose. I don't know what might be your issue, but its not to be taken lightly. I ended up with a complete new drive.
#7
I would pull the back housing off, I will look for a pic
Sounds like the exact same thing I had 2 seasons ago
And the problem was the ball detent plunger was sticking. some moisture had gotten in and pitted the ball and froze it.
No reason to pull the drive to inspect and it is a realitive easy repair.
Hardest thing was finding a deep 12point socket thin enough to go into the opening to remove the cover. I just took a socket and ground it down until it fit
Take it apart and see what it is. You will loose some drive fluid, so have some rags and a refill bottle handy.
Maybe someone on here can post the pics for the access panel to the rear portion of the shift lever.
Sounds like the exact same thing I had 2 seasons ago
And the problem was the ball detent plunger was sticking. some moisture had gotten in and pitted the ball and froze it.
No reason to pull the drive to inspect and it is a realitive easy repair.
Hardest thing was finding a deep 12point socket thin enough to go into the opening to remove the cover. I just took a socket and ground it down until it fit

Take it apart and see what it is. You will loose some drive fluid, so have some rags and a refill bottle handy.
Maybe someone on here can post the pics for the access panel to the rear portion of the shift lever.
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