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Volvo Penta Stern Drive

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DavidK - 28 Mar 2006 03:17 GMT
I have a Four WInns 17.5' 4.3L SX 1996.  I recently took the boat for a

spin around the lake in anticipation of spring.  When I got back I
noticed white foamy liquid coming out of a slot in the side of the
stern drive.  Upon further review, gear oil has water in it.... My
question is...is this a common problem with Volvo Penta Stern drives?
How difficult is it to repair.  It looks like six bolts and removal of
the hydraulic cylinders, but I don't know what's inside.  I have
ordered a manual.  This is the first time problem with the boat.

dk
cAtnEr - 28 Mar 2006 04:46 GMT
> I have a Four WInns 17.5' 4.3L SX 1996.  I recently took the boat for a
>
> spin around the lake in anticipation of spring.  When I got back I
> noticed white foamy liquid coming out of a slot in the side of the
> stern drive.  Upon further review, gear oil has water in it.... My
> question is...is this a common problem with Volvo Penta Stern drives?

No. It's a common problem when you have a leaky seal, or cracked housing.

> How difficult is it to repair.

Not too difficult- Pull the drive and inspect. Follow the procedures in the
book to locate the leak. Check for additional damage.
Re-install and go boating.

--OR--

Take it to your friendly Marine Mechanic.
DavidK - 28 Mar 2006 05:53 GMT
 
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