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Thanks for narrowing it down for me the ? Is were's the bearing i have a diagram of my power trim and can't find it, i just wan't to see what i can do i have a friend that i think trained macgyver lol
the trim motor has two bearings made from self-lubricating alloy. they are not worth replacing. you'lll either spend more money on parts than buying a new motor or you'll end up with a really crummy and unreliable motor. either way you are throwing time down the toilet and still end up buying a new motor in the end.