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BigAl331 07-02-2009 10:16 PM

No trim under power
 
I've tried to find something about my trim problem and nothing. So here goes:

Tilt/trim motor will tilt and trim when there is no pressure on the foot by the motor under power. I can trim up as long as the motor is off or at an idol in gear.

Once it is up it will slowly go back down. When I lift the motor the only way I can get it to stay up I have to put the tilt lock in place.

I looked at the fill port and it is full, with the motor up and on the lock. If I take the screw out it will leak hyd fluid. The manual tilt screw had bubbly pink fluid but I think I bleed it out all the way.

Does anybody have an idea of what it might be? I really don't want to replace the entire unit just yet.

Skools Out 07-02-2009 10:28 PM

you have a bad seal on the main cylinder

BigAl331 07-02-2009 10:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skools Out (Post 143715)
you have a bad seal on the main cylinder

How hard is it to replace? I got a manual but it doesn't show the tear down.

Skools Out 07-02-2009 11:06 PM

better off to let a shop replace the seals as most use and require special tools

Enforcer 07-02-2009 11:35 PM

yep I tried to fix once and it was junk, had to get shop to do it the second time.

What motor is this?? If it is a Merc BS must have one he sell you cheap

spareparts 07-03-2009 07:16 AM

make sure the tilt release screw is tight

BigAl331 07-03-2009 08:30 AM

^^^^^

Everything looks and feels tight. It just leaks internally. Guess I'll do it this winter when I redo the swivel pin bushing.

RABBITFISH 07-03-2009 01:55 PM

Positively, the seals are leaking down. The fluid is still in the system, but the seals won't hold pressure. Usually when the motor is trailered on the ram only the seals will wear and start leaking. Had to re build mine twice, I agree let the shop do it. I wouldn't think of attempting that job myself.

Good luck...:news:

Tommy


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