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X45 Leaking water from hull through prop shaft
Last time I took the boat out of the water I noticed quite a bit a water coming out of the hull through the prop shaft, I never saw this before, but I never really looked.
I checked the bilge and it looked dry. Please take a look at this video where you can see what I'm talking about. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrZtm7CEznQ Is this normal? Should I be concerned? |
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It is normal for a dripless systems.
There is a line that runs from you cooling system to a dripless shaft seal. It will always have water running out of it.
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I did think of the cooling system, however it kept dripping for quite a while after the boat was out of the water and everything was shut off, where was all this water coming from?
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The hose that feeds your dripless system runs from the engine to the shaft. probably just excess water that is in the hose.
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Yep, normal. If you hook up a fake-a-lake and run the engine in your driveway, water will be streaming out of there in a steady, strong stream. Caught be by surprise the first time. If you look around inside near your shaft packing/stuffing area, you'll find a small line connected to supply cooling water.
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This also scared me when I flushed my 07 X45 for the first time, I immediately call the dealer and spoke to a service rep. Totally normal but sure did get my attention!
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