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I ran my boat this weekend and I noticed that when shifting into forward and reverse it would make a grinding sound. Reverse wasn't too bad but forward was horrible. When I would start to take off it had a knocking sound in the lower unit. It would only knock a few times than stop once it plained out. I know I'm going to have to take it in, but I was wondering if anybody has any ideas of what it could be and about how much am I looking at spending to fix it. The motor is a '95 Merc Black Max 135. Thanks for any info.
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Hate to say it, but sounds like a gear is going out.
Check the lower unit oil. Most engines have a magnet on the end of the bottom drain screw. Check the magnet for metal shavings. |
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Your gears have grinded out.
sounds like a lower unit rebuild. Or a new motor if it is a 95'. |
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#4
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Just had to replace my lower unit 1K for a new one and installation.
Bust. Out. Another. Thousand BOAT truly stands for. |
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#5
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check for a bent shaft..
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#6
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Well that just made my bad day worse
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