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I am trying to change out a shift bellows and have come to the realization that I'm going to have to take the outdrive off to accomplish this.<br />I am needing some info on sequences and things to expect along the way as well as the re-assembly.<br />Thanks in advance for your help.<br /><br />Richard
Dont have much info to go on from your post but any I/o I have ever owned needed to have the drive off to change anything bellows related.What do you have ??? Dont attempt it w/o a manual.
Drummer, we need more boat, engine, and outdrive info. But, with the little info you have posted, my 2 cents says take it to the shop. Chances are the price you pay will be cheaper than the hassle you will indure.
Thanks, I have a manual, but there is nothing like experienced advice to go with it to clear up certain areas, I have experience as a mechanic, but not boats.<br />Again, thank you.....