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I spent 25 years working on the AQ series drives/engines!
With any of the AQ series, 250 and later…… there is an upper gear unit (aka...Leave a comment:
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See your OEM workshop or service manual .
The dip-stick, although it can be used, is not a fill port!
The 280 (and later) fill plug...Leave a comment:
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Ben, that would be a Negative cable.
(Ground or Earth Ground is used in AC systems!)Leave a comment:
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Be sure to use a six point box end wrench or a six point socket when you attempt to loosen these bolts!Leave a comment:
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The OEM starter motors are not manufactured by Mercury Marine.
For me, I would steer clear of anything from DB Electrical.
DB brings in BBQ’d...Leave a comment:
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Dave nailed it! Camshaft bearings, eggs and hashbrowns! -
You can make yourself an ideal plug by injecting some silicone into a small funnel neck. Better yet, Volkem.
After it cures, you pull it out and...Leave a comment:
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Things to check/replace routinely:
...........seawater pump impeller.... especially if it had been left...Leave a comment:
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I agree…… remove the existing starter motor! It’s most likely time for a new one anyway!
Your MerCruiser SBC will be fitted with the...Leave a comment:
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Either that starting battery is defective, or you have what’s referred to as a parasitic drain on it! It will be important to find out if there is a...Leave a comment:
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FYI….., on the diagrams, the one, two and three digit numbers are the SEQ (sequence) numbers.
As Pete said, these numbers reference the actual...Leave a comment:
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The best advice would be to reference your OEM service manual!...Leave a comment:
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Is this an AQ series or a DP-S drive?
In either event, the propellers will be stopped against what is referred to as a “thrust washer“....Leave a comment:
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Before you get too far ahead of yourself, find the source of the original issue that caused the impeller to come apart....Leave a comment:
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