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I’m not sure what they hit. But I have learned that this type of trans is very hard to find. From what I was told it was only used 1 year. Long story short I ended up with two. I purchased one and in the mean time I had a buddy get me one and it was on its way before he told me. I couldn’t cancel the original order so I have two. If any one needs this type I have a extra. 44DD103F-A2DC-4094-A065-A78B258D605F.jpg
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Van Damn! That’s some crazy force to do all that damage! What’d he hit?
With the amount of damage done underneath the boat I’d expect the drive and the tranny to have internal damage too. Not sure how you’d verify that all is well without ripping both apart but I’d be inclined to replace the whole unit.
Crazy it busted those mounts. Do yourself a favor a replace the damper plate while it’s apart. They’re pretty cheap and wont ever be easier to get to than now.
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I assume Indmar gets them as a complete unit. They may be able to source just a housing from their supplier. I would give them a call. Worst case they try to sell you a whole new trans
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So far the damage I have found was on both mounts coming off the transmission. Bell housing was fine. Internally the transmission seems the be fine. Really I need a new housing but I’m not sure if I want to tackle that. I have looked online for a complete one and so far I can’t finf anything. Do you have any ideas? C5327ADD-2367-4A0A-94A6-754014D4F7BA.jpgB4C70C1C-3852-459F-B6E1-E84BF3C73BD6.jpg
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Nice work. Was the damage to the bell housing from the flex plate coming apart?
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Got the transmission out and it really wasn’t that bad to do. 34046342-62CF-4B2F-8D99-92A04D4263A4.jpg
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Ouch!! That sucks man!
You don’t need to remove the motor but you need to support the front of the engine as you will remove the drive and transmission to get to the bell housing. At least that’s how my boat was.
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Did you have to remove the motor for the bellhousing? My fiberglass man actually found this problem. I getting the boat back today or Monday to tear into it. I know that might be a dumb question but the Bellhouseing was my next guess and I’m just hoping the motor doesn’t have to come out. My shaft from my v Drive is already apart and just seems like It would be the easiest to remove the trans to figure it out the damage. Here is some pics of the damage F51C11BA-C7AD-49B0-B4DB-B1A994945CA5.jpg.
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My damper plate blew up last summer and threw schrapnel all over. Find out for sure where the pieces are from before you jump to conclusions. Looks like it could very well be a piece of the bellhousing.
Use a camera to take pics under the components you can’t see under/around. That’s how I found my issues.
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I bought my boat with damage. I think the housing for the trans that holds the motor mounts are broke on one side I think. Not leaking but I’m pretty sure it’s going to have to come out. I found a a piece of cast aluminum in the bottom. BFF21A25-2175-464D-BC3A-571BF03571C6.jpgLast edited by Jay4533; 05-12-2018, 03:50 AM.
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It's not impossible. Not fun though. First the prop shaft would have to come out of the vdrive coupler. Then vdrive unstacked from trans. Then a guy would have to either have a way to lift the back half of the motor or crib it up underneath in the bilge. The rear engine mounts are actually bolted to the trans. You would most likely need the ability to lift a bit as well to get the trans shaft freed from the flex plate as well.Originally posted by Jay4533 View PostHow hard would it be to remove the transmission for my 2016 R20? Does the whole motor need to come out?
Why does your trans need to come out??
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