Dripless seal replacement - '08 Supra 22 SSV
Has anyone replaced there dripless shaft seal on a newer Supra? My '08 w/230 hours is beginning to leak and I want to have it repaired by a shop. I have called a couple local Indmar dealers and nobody will commit to a timeframe on labor. The part is $25 from OJ props, but labor time rates are coming in from 2-5 hours. I hate leaving my boat with someone with an open checkbook on repair times.
Just wanted to find out if anyone has done this and what length of time it took you (along with re-aligning the motor). And were there any major hangups? Thanks.... |
2 hours is overly optimistic. You cannot predict half of what might cause trouble on the job. If you don't trust your mechanic, find a new one.
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My brother owns a shop here in Portland he charges two hours to R and R a shaft seal engine alignment should be checked but not needed my friend just had his done he switched to the PSS system and it cost him $500 parts and labor................H
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Dude.... maybe I am missing something, but that drip sounds like a warranty item. That boat has a 5 yr warranty on stuff like that.
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I installed the OJ dripless shaft seal on my last boat (supra 21V). It is not that hard and took about 1.5 - 2 hrs. There is a good tutorial here http://www.skidim.blogspot.com/ .
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Oh and good luck on that 5yr warranty, since that company offering it went out of business. So much for that :/
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Travis , glad to see they are covering it.......you should insist on watching so you can see how easy it is to replace it as it is truly a maintenance item over the long term..imo
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