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Is this typically a one day kind of job? Or is it one of those pesky sitting on the bench for a couple days sorta things lol. Looking at diagrams it seems like a fairly easy disassemble/reassemble gig.
I really REALLY appreciate everyone's input here. So all in all, I'm going to have to just disassemble this bad boy, replace some seals, and we should be good? That seems to be the long short of it? I'm sorry for all the novice questions or dumb statements lol. We are new to boats for the most part.
It is a Sea Ray branded system. We will be repairing it properly and taking very good care of it. It's a crying shame that we have run into this issues a day before we are supposed to take it to the lake.
Hello All,
New boater here. My Ole lady and I just bought a boat on Friday. It's a 1988 Sea Ray Seville with a 4.3L Mercury Mercruiser. Spent the day cleaning it up and when I got back I noticed an oil leak. Never saw a leak before and the previous owner hadn't seen it either. It just happened...
