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    Clunking noise

    Ok so I have performed the service on my tige and I did run into the problem of the propeller shaft flange bolts being loose.... My gap is .002 all the way around but now that I have tightened the bolts I went to lake test it and as soon as I put it in gear there is a clunk, clunk, clunk.. I pulled the boat out and rotated the prop, it turns freely except in on spot where it seems to "bind". The prop spins 360 and is only tight in that one spot, and I can turn it past that spot then its easy again. I am going to uncouple the shaft again and run the transmission and rotate the shaft by hand but what if anything do you guys think could be causing this?
    4-7-09 And still employeed for yet another week (subject to change at any moment)have we hit bottom yet?

    #2
    sounds like you did not put the coupler back on right
    yes take apart and rotate 180 degrees and re-install
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      #3
      I am going to do that on monday thanx
      4-7-09 And still employeed for yet another week (subject to change at any moment)have we hit bottom yet?

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        #4
        This might be a dumb question, but when you say the gap is .002, what exactly are you checking? Also, my prop does not turn freely by hand...is that not normal? I checked it the other day after sensing some vibration at lower speeds. Nothing seems bent, but I was wondering if something is loose or maybe the "gap" is off??

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          #5
          gap, .002" is the couplers space between each other

          key 2 good aliment is rotating 180 degrees

          you will always bind up in the bolt holes, so you check in-between the 4 holes

          this is why i hate PCM/MARINE POWER motors, they have 8!!!
          only need 8 bolts when you push 1000HP!!!
          customers get pissed when i chage 2.5 hrs to check
          it takes a good 45mins to undo on a v-drive!!
          i do not care who u are, if u can beat that, let me know!!


          prop will never turn freely, because of the strut bearing, that is why u never shift boats in gear on a fake a lake, unless lube is applied
          HUMAN BUILT = HUMAN FIXED
          switchbait.com

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            #6
            Originally posted by JUST-IN-TIME View Post
            gap, .002" is the couplers space between each other

            key 2 good aliment is rotating 180 degrees

            you will always bind up in the bolt holes, so you check in-between the 4 holes

            this is why i hate PCM/MARINE POWER motors, they have 8!!!
            only need 8 bolts when you push 1000HP!!!
            customers get pissed when i chage 2.5 hrs to check
            it takes a good 45mins to undo on a v-drive!!
            i do not care who u are, if u can beat that, let me know!!


            prop will never turn freely, because of the strut bearing, that is why u never shift boats in gear on a fake a lake, unless lube is applied
            Just-in-time
            Thanks for clarifying this. I thought maybe I had an issue because I have never been able to move my prop by hand.
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              #7
              Maybe another dumb question: what service is required that needs to uncouple the shaft/tighten propeller shaft flange bolts? Thanks

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