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kev13

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Posted - 31 May 2013 :  20:19:33  Show Profile Send kev13 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
We launched ChrisDanRa yesterday and amongst other problems like sucking air into the fuel line somewhere so I'm going to replace all the copper washers on the each banjo; I'm a bit concerned the the outdrive leg is leaking? how is this sealed to the hull and do they need resealing ervery so often? I have fitted new below so don't think it is from there. We have gained about 1&1/2" of water at the stern in two days?

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Lester Mayo

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Posted - 01 Jun 2013 :  06:23:43  Show Profile Send Lester Mayo a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I presume you are talking about a z drive. It has a rubber gasket between the hull and z drive back plate, its quite substantial so doubtful its failed. If it has I am afraid you will have to have the boat out of the water to fix.
What engine do you have?



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kev13

United Kingdom
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Posted - 01 Jun 2013 :  08:53:14  Show Profile Send kev13 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
what else do i look for? the engine is a yanmar with a sonic leg

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df

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Posted - 01 Jun 2013 :  10:49:41  Show Profile  Visit df's Homepage Send df a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Rubber bellows around steering linkage or if similar to enfield the swivel locking pin can leak, quite a big job to sort.
Never worked on a sonic leg so can't be specific.




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Lester Mayo

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Posted - 01 Jun 2013 :  11:08:42  Show Profile Send Lester Mayo a Private Message  Reply with Quote
check the raw water system, stop cock and water pick up filter cap, exhaust hose if you had the engine running. Are you loosing coolant. Get the water out and mop up, all you can do is check everything where water can come into boat



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df

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Posted - 01 Jun 2013 :  14:32:16  Show Profile  Visit df's Homepage Send df a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Clean and dry everything and spread some chalk dust around any fittings, that will soon show where it's coming in.
It's not coming from a section of bilge further forward now it's at a different angle is it?




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kev13

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Posted - 02 Jun 2013 :  22:07:58  Show Profile Send kev13 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
thanks I'll try some of these things out. Problem really is I can't remember if bildge was dry when I purcheds 5 yrs ago
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