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Need some like @muc To advise. If he doesn't come maybe send him a pm
I just don't know enough about the drive. Maybe @Scott Danforth might also advise
I would be soaking with oil and using heat before needing that amount of shock load. Have not done a VP but have done Merc B3's and nothing should take that amount of force. Removing the retaing nut was ruff on one, but still had it removed to work on
Member zool has taken months to remove...
Unable to open post with pics or unable to post pics?
Posting pics is easy. When you replay to a post, in the bottom left of the box is a button "Attachfiles". By selecting that button it opens a folder on your PC so you can then find the file and select
Its from a 1998 5.7 EFI which is a roller cam motor
If (the big if) it does work, it should work for your motor. Would like to know the casting number to help clear up some uncertainty
The casting number has more digits. Should have commented at the time, but the arrow in Chris pic is pointing to the wrong location. Look below the distributor on the port side. The number will be at least 6 digits
Original was pro mariner and would only charge flooded
2 was charles model and middle bank just stopped charging
3 new is pro mariner
Shore power connection starboard side above swim platform on stern