CayugaCobalt
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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I am installing new OEM greaseless gimbal 30-879194A02 on my 97 Bravo 3 and along the way found this youtube video explaining why the gimble bearing is a gimbal. In the video it is not a flat static 2D type inner race. The inner race is moving in X,Y and Z axis.
As others had commented on that video, I found both my new and old gimble bearing does not gimbal. Are we just unable to apply enough force?
Should I follow some procedure to break it loose OR it doesnt really have this gimbal freedom of movement?
P.S. Word of Warning. First two bearings I received each had one nice sized metal shaving in the grease on outside. This is a Quicksilver/Mercruiser part made in Italy. One was made in Aug other in Nov so from different production lots. I suggest a close inspection upon receipt.
As others had commented on that video, I found both my new and old gimble bearing does not gimbal. Are we just unable to apply enough force?
Should I follow some procedure to break it loose OR it doesnt really have this gimbal freedom of movement?
P.S. Word of Warning. First two bearings I received each had one nice sized metal shaving in the grease on outside. This is a Quicksilver/Mercruiser part made in Italy. One was made in Aug other in Nov so from different production lots. I suggest a close inspection upon receipt.
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