SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => V-Drives => Topic started by: beerjet on March 23, 2014, 06:54:10 PM
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How the .....
What the.....
A little help please!
-beerjet-
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Well, that silicone is going to kick your buttowski...
There are three retaining bolts on a 105, the tee has to come off... ;)
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The top it's off
-beerjet-
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Are those bolts coming thru the fromt cover to the back of the pump?
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Are those bolts coming thru the fromt cover to the back of the pump?
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through the back.
-beerjet-
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Can you take a picture of the whole pump and cover?
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http://www.performanceboats.com/v-drives/108602-neovane-v-105-3-removal.html
I found this but im pretty sure its just the same thing that GT said...thats an interesting one omar..so yeah see if you can take a couple more "angle of attack" photos..
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http://www.performanceboats.com/v-drives/108602-neovane-v-105-3-removal.html
I found this but im pretty sure its just the same thing that GT said...thats an interesting one omar..so yeah see if you can take a couple more "angle of attack" photos..
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I'll get back at it today.
Might just sacrifice the timing chain cover and take an angle grinder to it....
-beerjet-
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Let us know...its frustrating when something is built and a person has to destroy something in order to fix another...seems kinda redundant to me..good luck man!
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So did you get the pump separated from the timing cover??
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Got back on today.
I could see threads down inside each hole so assumed the 7/8" hex head plugs were holding the cross piece to the top of the pump as GT had mentioned and I do not have an allen wrench or anything nearly that big so I put my spark plug socket on there backwards and IT WOULD NOT BUDGE!
Not to mention it'd been soaking in Rust Eater for 2 days so I put some heat on it.....
BOOM!....
The T comes off exposing the top bolt.
Which was the only bolt holding it on.
This is roughly how it went.
-beerjet-
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Pump is off....
time for a little clean up.
One of the plugs has a pretty bad case of corrosion.
-beerjet-
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Dude thats awsome!! I never even saw the plugs in the ends of the tee..good eye man!