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Yamaha 40hp Cracked bottom cowling
- Thread starter BRAD.13
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BRAD.13 wrote:
Yikes ,how did you do that or shouldnt I ask,If you have that piece stick it back with pratley steel,the liquid one,make sure you clean properly that area normally has a lot of oil residue
Hi guys
Can someone please assist or advise me on what to do about a cracked bottom cowling? Do I replace it or can it be fixed and how?
See pic below.
Thanx in advance
Yikes ,how did you do that or shouldnt I ask,If you have that piece stick it back with pratley steel,the liquid one,make sure you clean properly that area normally has a lot of oil residue
BRAD.13 wrote:
Yikes ,how did you do that or shouldnt I ask,If you have that piece stick it back with pratley steel,the liquid one,make sure you clean properly that area normally has a lot of oil residue
Hi guys
Can someone please assist or advise me on what to do about a cracked bottom cowling? Do I replace it or can it be fixed and how?
See pic below.
Thanx in advance
Yikes ,how did you do that or shouldnt I ask,If you have that piece stick it back with pratley steel,the liquid one,make sure you clean properly that area normally has a lot of oil residue
Hi Mouldie
I bought the motor like that from a friend. I have been out on the water with this motor for more then 50hrs with cracked cowling any never a problem. So the motor runs perfect its just that this crack is unsightly and would love to fix it before water causes damage.
I bought the motor like that from a friend. I have been out on the water with this motor for more then 50hrs with cracked cowling any never a problem. So the motor runs perfect its just that this crack is unsightly and would love to fix it before water causes damage.
BRAD.13 wrote:
its basically just a cover,you can build up that missing piece with pratley steel putty and smooth it into shape,going to be a lot easier than replacing,you will have to dismantle the whole motor to replace that
Hi Mouldie
I bought the motor like that from a friend. I have been out on the water with this motor for more then 50hrs with cracked cowling any never a problem. So the motor runs perfect its just that this crack is unsightly and would love to fix it before water causes damage.
its basically just a cover,you can build up that missing piece with pratley steel putty and smooth it into shape,going to be a lot easier than replacing,you will have to dismantle the whole motor to replace that