rickdb1boat said:Look on the starboard side of the motor bracket for a hole about 1/2" in diameter. Inside that hole is the manual relief screw. Use a LARGE screwdriver that fits tightly to the screw slot. These are known to break, so take it easy with it....
Bayou913 said:rickdb1boat said:Look on the starboard side of the motor bracket for a hole about 1/2" in diameter. Inside that hole is the manual relief screw. Use a LARGE screwdriver that fits tightly to the screw slot. These are known to break, so take it easy with it....
I think I found it. It will release an oil - looks like clean motor oil, thick as molassess, smells like death warmed over. I gained about an inch, but still can't lift it. Do I need to drain it all?
Bayou913 said:Bayou913 said:rickdb1boat said:Look on the starboard side of the motor bracket for a hole about 1/2" in diameter. Inside that hole is the manual relief screw. Use a LARGE screwdriver that fits tightly to the screw slot. These are known to break, so take it easy with it....
I think I found it. It will release an oil - looks like clean motor oil, thick as molassess, smells like death warmed over. I gained about an inch, but still can't lift it. Do I need to drain it all?
Yeh, my last reply sounds like an idiot. For some reason the picture didn't load. I thought I was working in the wrong area but I was going to trust you.
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