brettagostini
Petty Officer 3rd Class
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- Jul 14, 2003
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I'm tearing down '78 Evinrude 140Hp. After removing all the crankcase cover bolts, etc., I was trying to get it off. I guess I used to much muscle, cuz I cracked the metal on the cylinder case. If you picture where the crankcase cover gasket runs along next to the bypass, there is a thin section of metal that is the front of the upper and lower bypass. A piece of that thin section about an inch long broke out.
If my explanation is clear, Here's my question... Have I destroyed my cylinder case with that one second of carelessness? Is it possible to get the cylinder case repaired/welded, or am I screwed?
If it would help, I can upload a photo.
I'm hoping that since it's only the little piece of metal at the front of the bypass that a welding repair is possible.
Any help out there?
Thanks.
If my explanation is clear, Here's my question... Have I destroyed my cylinder case with that one second of carelessness? Is it possible to get the cylinder case repaired/welded, or am I screwed?
If it would help, I can upload a photo.
I'm hoping that since it's only the little piece of metal at the front of the bypass that a welding repair is possible.
Any help out there?
Thanks.