Why Mercruiser Sterndrive Maintenance is Important | My Boat

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During our visit to Mercury Marine Canada, Jerry Sims walks us through some of the maintenance requirements for a typical sterndrive and reminds us why this basic maintenance is so important.
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15 июл 2024

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@hugomoratillo8453 3 года назад

He is funny "dealer is not trying to take your money" 🤣🤣

@denjhill Месяц назад

I had the same reaction to this nonsense comment. Of course he's trying to take your money, and I'm okay with that as long as he provides me with service of equivalent value. This comment goes down in the books as typical ridiculous hype.

@elconquistador7363 2 года назад

Dealer is going to help in more ways than one. Not only will they let you know what should be replaced, because it may fail in the next 10 years... But they will make your boat sit higher in the water due to your wallet being lighter.

@mrodrigo3864 Год назад

Very light wallet 😅

@codenamecody 3 года назад

"The dealer isn't trying to take your money" LMFAO

@firstlast122 3 года назад

"he is trying to do you a favor" HA

@Kempmaurice 3 года назад

Didn't know the dealer was in the business of helping people🤣🤣🤣

@50pence59 3 года назад

I asked my mechanic for a ball park figure for a service and to put the transom right, after water started leaking through it. He refused to give a figure, but repeatedly assured me that it wouldn’t be anything steep. $5589 later 😳 It was probably worth the job done, but I’ll have to keep this guy’s spectrum of ‘ not steep’ in mind on future work.

@ninety5m3 2 года назад

They’re in the business of making sure your weekends are good not money

@novakfamily552 2 года назад

@@50pence59 Gotta remember. You bust out another $1,000 for each phase of the repair/work.

@Traxxas119 4 года назад

A lot of people like to service their own drives, would be nice to get a more detailed service tutorial from a expert like this.

@capraroc88 2 года назад

They don't wanna do that, they are trying to scare you into service.

@xenomorph7299 Год назад

@@capraroc88 yes

@KMT15 3 года назад

Hilarious that they say this isn’t a diy service item. Maybe not for everyone, but this is very easy for a lot of DIYers

@jkgkjgkijk 2 года назад

First time sucks. After that, you learn to buy oem parts, have the tools and experience. Goes much smoother second time. Third time is a cake walk.

@gearheadgregwi 2 года назад

The fifth time you weld together your own service cradle

@stackwalker9296 4 года назад

Stealership is not trying to take your money and do you a favor. BS

@youtubevisitor7654 3 года назад

OK! I will buy an outboard.

@RumblesBettr 2 года назад

They sure do seem easier. Love my etec

@franksmythe6969 2 года назад

There is absolutely no reason whatsoever that a boat owner should not be able to preform these services on their own. A little bit of knowledge and elbow grease will save you thousands in Labor charges over the years.

@evanbushong4291 11 месяцев назад

Last statement was hilarious

@maldread88 2 года назад

"The dealers not trying to take your money, hes trying to do you a favor" What world you live in???

@Handlehandlebars 3 года назад

Why to much for the Diy? Some people not only can't afford a dealers costs but have u tryed getting your boat serviced during season? Lol. Good luck

@FabianCharrua 2 года назад

Hello. Nice video. Could you tell me if a bravo 3 outdrive comes out in neutral or forward? I have a 2001 2855 bayliner. Thanks!

@pmt731 2 года назад

Just to put a new water pump in the parts 90 bucks the labor is 500 and it's a simple job

@anthonymurphy1624 3 года назад

Very interesting, contemplating buying a boat with a inboard motor, good information.

@OldWorkingMan Год назад

If you want a boat with one of these drives you have 2 choices = 1. You will spend a lot of time & work on it (which I enjoy) OR 2. You will spend a lot of $$ on it. 3. would be some combination of the first 2.

@tooagle 9 месяцев назад

Getting an appointment to get a dealer to do this, let alone the cost, makes 'yearly' very difficult. Is it necessary to do yearly rather than go by a certain number of hours?

@morsalean1 Год назад

Hello, I have a problem with MerCruiser gear lube Reservoir Dribble Valve leaking oil. When I remove the driveshaft unit, oil stops leaking. The valve appear to functioning normally. S.O.S

@dshow1658 3 месяца назад

I thought he was gonna say change lube every time out ! LOL!!!

@jmo6722 3 года назад

Ok every year I should have my drive taken off - it’s been 12 year’s for me and I have no issues

@billcross3790 3 года назад

I just replaced my coupler, and gimble bearing, the coupler was $100 and a gimble kit with bearing and seals and bellows was $60, in the video he stated the coupler costs $1,000...... based off that I think the dealership just wants to help you out of your money

@Andrico77 3 года назад

@@billcross3790 a bravo coupler is not 100$ at all. No way no how. Dealer price for coupler is 600$. What drive do you have.

@kevkamo6289 3 года назад

@@billcross3790 I call BS!

@billcross3790 3 года назад

Um dont buy it at the dealer? Google is your friend, you can buy it brand new for $100, my drive is a Bravo.

@kevkamo6289 3 года назад

@@billcross3790 Merc part number 8M0098795? let me know where you're finding those online for 100 bucks and ill buy them all. You sure you're not looking at an aftermarket part?

@davidmexicotte9862 2 года назад

It is not too much for a DIY. This is just a commercial.

@stoontdi Год назад

Hello Boys. Nice channel. The ailment on my 2000 Sea Ray with the 3.0 Litre Mercruiser with power steering is slowly consistently going left and right in forward under low speed plane. 20 degrees left then 20 left over and over. You can point it straight, then there it goes. Is it in the rudder? I just replaced it and it has not been calibrated yet.

@normandchoquette5048 2 месяца назад

Did you solved the problem? Mine is doing the same!

@imtheonevanhalen1557 3 года назад

"I'd like the favor service please..."

@jameswilson9977 3 года назад

I need the info for a dealer near me.

@jackyjohns4901 11 месяцев назад

our dealer is 175 a hour lol haha

@vetdoc35 3 года назад

Thats why Yamaha took 90% of the Boatmarket in the US. Drive and be happy....

@kevkamo6289 3 года назад

What's your source?

@KMT15 3 года назад

What are you talking about? Yamaha doesn’t even make an I/O

@kevkamo6289 3 года назад

@@KMT15 yamaha made several I/Os in late 80's early 90's actually... i own one of them but yea i get your point

@squidreuel Год назад

Our boat repair shops are backlogged 4 month out and won't answer there phones..

@wikid4948 2 года назад

Replace all that stuff yearly? I would suggest not getting a stern drive.

@kemicalx17 2 года назад

To much for a DIYer??!? Lol

@mrsuarez430 10 месяцев назад

Lol a favor

@TheArnoldnikolaus 2 года назад

THE DEALER IS NOT TRYING TO TAKE YOUR MONEY. HE IS REALLY DOING YOU A FAVOR. What a complete joke this guy is. 100% DIY and marina mechanics are opportunistic scavengers (with very few exemptions)....It is part replacement with some tools that help along the way. No fabrication or skills required.

@thefreedomvoice8607 Год назад

Nobody wants to go to a dealership because they charge 1000s of $$s when we brokies only buying 3k$ boats with these engines in them be nice if y’all posted better videos

@northseacharterszeeland237 3 года назад

MerCruiser drive the biggest junk that exists !!!

@CoverYourAxe 4 дня назад

What a pile of bunk! NO WAY annual that is necessary.

@capraroc88 2 года назад

Too much for a DIY? You all are a joke. Just trying to sell service. 🤣

@novakfamily552 2 года назад

Ya, they could have built more credibility by acknowledging the diy guy can get the job done. We may screw up the first time, and it may cost money and time to correct the mistake, but there are good reasons to diy. Sometimes it's the only way to save a boating season.