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Old 05-07-2012, 10:05 PM   #1
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Hello Again from Arizona,
I have a 3200SCR with Bravo 2 outdrives. I hit some rocks on monday and bent, the props on the starboard motor. I have extras but was curious if i needed to pull the boat out of the water to remove and reinstall the props. I plan on hopping in and just doing it under water. Is this possible? Any pointers? Also, what size of socket will i need to get this off?


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Old 05-09-2012, 07:13 PM   #2
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I Did this project yesterday. No issues replacing this in the water. However, my port outdrive is stuck in the full up position. From reading it looks like there is a position sensor somewhere that will shut off the pump when the actuator reaches its limit. I can't find this sensor, does anyone have any tips where to look or any ideas on some diagnostics to run? I checked voltage at the switch and checked the switch for continuity, also checked for voltage at the pump itself and it looks fine as well.
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Old 05-09-2012, 08:39 PM   #3
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well...it should go down with the drive switches on the throttle quadrant....if not...on the pump there is 2 relays...one for up..one for down....short the one for down with a jumper wire...that should bring it down..then replace the relay...



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Ill give it a shot tomorrow. Thanks for the info. BTW the voltage at the switches was only 4 volts... does that seem odd?
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yeah...you should have 12vdc easily....or actually 13.5vdc....check the connections ....maybe corroded...



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