Hello all.
Not sure if this is a stupid question or not.
Just did my first water pump on my Alpha 1 Gen 2. After reassemble, I slapped on the muffs and turned on the hose WITHOUT the engine running and noticed water coming out between upper and lower housings.
I’m thinking that’s normal but not sure. First time I’ve worked on an Alpha outdrive.
Any comments are appreciated.
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Water leak(?)
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LbSand
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Water leak(?)
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Re: Water leak(?)
I'm more of a Volvo Penta guy but I would say that's not good
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