Stedmanite
Cadet
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2018
- Messages
- 6
Hi guys!
First off, thank you all for the force knowledge you have. I am in the process of restoring a 1990 Bayliner Capri 1800 with a 120hp Force outboard. With y’all hope, I have been able to totally rebuild my powerhead, change my impeller and housing and recalled the throttle and shift linkages. With that being said, I’m on to my next issue. I was switching my prop to a new ss one. In taking the old one off, I pulled back a few parts. I found the the two screws used to hold the anode in place were loose. When I went to screw them back in, they will only go a few threads in their respective holes. Is the anode supposed to be loose? Any help is appreciated!!
First off, thank you all for the force knowledge you have. I am in the process of restoring a 1990 Bayliner Capri 1800 with a 120hp Force outboard. With y’all hope, I have been able to totally rebuild my powerhead, change my impeller and housing and recalled the throttle and shift linkages. With that being said, I’m on to my next issue. I was switching my prop to a new ss one. In taking the old one off, I pulled back a few parts. I found the the two screws used to hold the anode in place were loose. When I went to screw them back in, they will only go a few threads in their respective holes. Is the anode supposed to be loose? Any help is appreciated!!