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steplift20 03-26-2016 09:47 PM

Is it important
 
As you know my steering is hard to turn, when I changed the cable about five years ago I did not install the plastic tube that goes on the end, is ghost important? What does it do, it doesn't look like it would do anything

spareparts 03-27-2016 08:22 AM

on the helm end? Keeps dust and dirt out of the helm

steplift20 03-27-2016 07:28 PM

I never put it on I wonder if that's why my steering is so hard

smokeonthewater 03-27-2016 08:48 PM

I doubt it... 9 times out of 10 it's the tilt tube.

steplift20 03-31-2016 07:41 PM

It's not the tilt tube cause I had that replace about 5 years ago plus the motor moves freely when disconnected I have to disconnect it from the helm and see if the helm is hard or the cable, I hope it's not the cable

THEFERMANATOR 03-31-2016 09:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steplift20 (Post 226478)
It's not the tilt tube cause I had that replace about 5 years ago plus the motor moves freely when disconnected I have to disconnect it from the helm and see if the helm is hard or the cable, I hope it's not the cable

That still doesn't eliminate teh tilt tube. If a regular steel tilt tube was put in it, then I've seen 2 year old engines rust solid in the tilt tube. Disconnecting the linkage from the engine takes the tilt tube out of the equation, so that doesn't eliminate anything either except for the engine pivot points. The only way to know if it's the tilt tube, is to remove the steering cable from the tilt tube itself.

smokeonthewater 03-31-2016 09:34 PM

Yup this^

SkunkBoat 04-01-2016 11:13 AM

I still get the sense that you have not taken the cable all the way out of the tube yet. Probably you have to move the motor to get the cable out but that is the next step.


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