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Just purchased new stereo and speakers and the speakers are slightly larger than the old. Recently had carpet replaced and do not want to damage it. What would be the easiest way to cut holes larger without pulling carpet off? Thanks for any ideas.
I believe I have determined that my slave solenoid is bad after following the procedures on this site to determine the reason my engine would not turn over. I want to make sure I replace it with the proper part. I have a Mercruiser 3.0. Is the one in the link below the correct replacement...
Re: Belt popped off
So here are some pics of the belt and pulleys....this does not look like any of the diagrams I have seen on here. How is this alternator bolted to the engine? Not thru the top or bottom bolt holes that I can see. Also, look at the wheel on the alternator and how it has...
This is probably a stupid question, but my belt on my Merc 3.0 popped off, not broken and I need to know what is the easiest way to reattach. I would assume I could just loosen the bolts on the alternator and reattach it, then apply tension with a pry bar or large screwdriver while tightening...
We just bought a 1993 Dynasty Elanti and have had a few issues with it. First I need to identify my engine so you guys can help me with those issues. The only marking I can find on the engine because of it's placement is 0D893207. It is a Mercruiser I/O and I would assume it is the original...
