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    have to pull off powerhead

    Ah crap! I did my annual two year impeller replacement on my 200 hp efi. Have done this 3 times with no problems. lower unit came off fine, pump went on fine. Started to reinstall lower unit. Found it impossible to put back on, because of a bearing or seal obstructing the powerhead threads. Gonna have to pull powerhead and see what needs replacing. Anyone have this happen before? Also after I pull and fix powerhead, should I install my lower unit first , then try and align powerhead, or should I re-install powerhead , then reinstall lower unit. Seems to me it would be better to install my lower unit first while the powerhead is off, then put powerhead on. Any suggestions appreciated

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    Yep the part that holding the drive shaft male spline from entering the crankshaft female spline is called a Carrier Assembly part number 54196A6 It taps onto the bottom of the crankshaft spline and its got a rubber gasket in the internal part and sometimes they become dislodged and creates the "issue" you are having now ( they block the opening to the female spline on the crank ) ...You might can sharpen a wooden dowel and move the rubber ring in alignment with the crankshaft spline opening..


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    Jay; I'll look at it closer today, but it looked like the whole assembly fell down.

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    If you can remove it 1/2 the motors I get in here don't have them installed. I order them by the dozens and install before they leave BUT no telling how long they have ran without them just fine...

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    Thanks Jay!!!! that would have been my next question.

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    Sometimes you can get them out with a piece of welding rod with a hook on the end. Mine came out that way.
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    That's what it was; the carrier assembly had dropped off. I spent some time trying to get it out but of course the assembly ring is bigger than the hole in the midsection. found a 1/2 inch long pipe to tap it back on the bottom of the crankshaft spline. It seemed to tap back on the crankshaft spline ok. Im sure I can now reassembly my lower unit without pulling the powerhead but my question now is ;before I reassemble the lower/should I try and leave the assembly on or should I try again and get it out alltogether. Any thoughts??
    Last edited by lvcajun; 03-25-2010 at 09:42 AM. Reason: wording

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    yah, I will look at it again today

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    Thanks Jay & Steve!!

    Finally got the carrier assembly out! Of all things, I used a manual sprinkler turnoff rod, bent the end into a small hook. Amazing how easy the lower unit slid on then. Definitely didn't want to pull powerhead. Thanks again for the Info!!!!

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