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Old 17 February 2005, 18:22   #1
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mariner powertrim cylinder seals

I have a 100hp Mariner engine with powertrim on which the powertrim double acting hydraulic cylinder seals are leaking, I have had a look at this with regards to replacing the seals but have noticed a couple of things, one is that it looks as though it may be possible to strip the cylinder in situ if the engine can be lifted high enough to allow this to be done ???, the second thing is that if the cylinder needs to be removed in order to strip it then it is not immediately obvious how the cylinder is removed as there
appears to be what might be a tapered locking pin though the main mounting pin.
Therefore i have a couple of questions:
1. can anyone tell me if it is possible to replace the cylinder seals
without removing the cylinder ?
2. Assuming the answer to question 1 is no, can anyone tell me how to remove the cylinder ?
Many thanks in anticipation of any replies
Mark
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Old 17 February 2005, 18:37   #2
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On some models you can (just) lift the engine higher than the ram then drop the engine onto its tilt support rests while you change the seals. I have done this to a 115 fourstoke Mariner and they all run pretty much the same trim system (depends on the age of course).
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Old 17 February 2005, 21:43   #3
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trim

Yep you should be able to do it in situ.
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