I have a 1981 Bayliner with a GM350 in it.
It has a Volvo AQ260 outdrive with a duo prop lower.
From reading an earlier thread on this forum, Don S pointed out that older setups like this one may have two bearings on the drive coupling shaft. How does one verify that this is the case? I dont have any markings on the engine.
I recently rebuilt the engine mounts and was wondering on the proper alignment of this engine, since it may have moved slightly from its original position.
Does the two bearing setup require a drive alignment or do the two bearings negate this requirement?
Can the shaft be pulled out without removing the engine?
Is there a good manual that covers this?
I ordered the drive alignment tool and have the parts ready to go, but Im not sure how to remove the shaft.
I have the Seloc manual, but it doesnt seem to cover this operation.
Thanks for any assistance in this area.
It has a Volvo AQ260 outdrive with a duo prop lower.
From reading an earlier thread on this forum, Don S pointed out that older setups like this one may have two bearings on the drive coupling shaft. How does one verify that this is the case? I dont have any markings on the engine.
I recently rebuilt the engine mounts and was wondering on the proper alignment of this engine, since it may have moved slightly from its original position.
Does the two bearing setup require a drive alignment or do the two bearings negate this requirement?
Can the shaft be pulled out without removing the engine?
Is there a good manual that covers this?
I ordered the drive alignment tool and have the parts ready to go, but Im not sure how to remove the shaft.
I have the Seloc manual, but it doesnt seem to cover this operation.
Thanks for any assistance in this area.