1996 bravo y-pipe flappers
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I need to replace the shutters in the y-pipe for the thru prop exhaust. I'd be damned if i can even find the y-pipe on the parts look up on the BAM website. Anyone help me out with either a p/n or help on where to find it on the parts diagrams. 1996 502mpi. w/ bravo.
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Well, i got these, ended up not being correct. They are bigger than my y-pipe opening, plus, the holes are round, and dont use the little square holders on the end. Back to the drawing board.
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I don't find anything labeled as exhaust system for my motor. Also, the shutters in that link are not the ones i have. I pulled apart the starboard side last night. Wasn't anything there at at, but there were to little holes front and back of the y-pipe. There is definately no spot for the rectangular rubber plugs. Looks like it's made for a round shaft? This has the impco power plus manifolds, and diverters. The y-pipe wouldn't be theirs as well would it?
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That picture look like the old style flappers. When I replaced mine (same as pic) the new didn't use rubber plugs, but a holder that snapped into the holes in the y-pipe.
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Yeah, the part that i got looks exaclty the same as the picture. But the holes in my y-pipe are small, like 1/8 inch holes. There wouldn't be any use for the rectangular rubber plugs. Also, the shaft that these shutters are on is also rectangular, not round like the holes in my y-pipe.



