Ayuh,..... Welcome Aboard,.... What motor,..??..??Thanks for your response.
Has anyone actually removed the broken bolt or pulled the motor? How hard is it to remove the motor?
It's a 3.0L omc cobra sterndrive, year is 1987.Many have remove the bolt, even more have pulled the motor
Haven't said what motor but if its a V6 or V8, remove drive 6 nuts, Two bolts in the rear, 2 nuts on motor mounts (1 on each side). Disconnect electrical, fuel lines and control cables, then lift it out
3.0L omc cobra sterndrive.Ayuh,..... Welcome Aboard,.... What motor,..??..??
Only difference is remove either the 2 lag bolts holding front mount or remove 4 bolts holding front bracket to blockIt's a 3.0L omc cobra sterndrive, year is 1987.
It's a 4 cylinder 3.0L omc cobra sterndrive.Ayuh,..... Welcome Aboard,.... What motor,..??..??
It's a 4 cylinder 3.0L omc cobra sterndrive. How is that different from the v6 and v8? Are you aware of any videos removing the starter of engine? Thanks.Many have remove the bolt, even more have pulled the motor
Haven't said what motor but if its a V6 or V8, remove drive 6 nuts, Two bolts in the rear, 2 nuts on motor mounts (1 on each side). Disconnect electrical, fuel lines and control cables, then lift it out
Only difference is remove either the 2 lag bolts holding front mount or remove 4 bolts holding front bracket to block
Will need to check motor to drive alignment upon re-install
https://www.mercruiserparts.com/bam/subassembly/30912/963/210
Ayuh,..... Welcome Aboard,.... What motor,..??..??
True...he can get the starter off w/o removing the engine.....problem is drilling the broken bolt and gettin it out, without buggering it up big time.....Just because a bolt broke off shouldn't stop the starter from coming off.
So maybe the starter is held in place with just Two bolts from now on and not worry about getting it out. : )True...he can get the starter off w/o removing the engine.....problem is drilling the broken bolt and gettin it out, without buggering it up big time.....
See post#6.....
So I guess the old "two out of three aint bad" philosophy applies here?So maybe the starter is held in place with just Two bolts from now on and not worry about getting it out. : )
Ayuh,.... There's only 2, 'n you need both,....So maybe the starter is held in place with just Two bolts from now on and not worry about getting it out. : )
Here's some pics showing how tight it is down there. Hopefully someone has a suggestion on how to get to the broken bolt and drill it out.Ayuh,.... There's only 2, 'n you need both,....