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  1. 05-02-2018, 10:54 PM #1
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    225 Promax

    I have a 225 Promax s/n#0g857204 that has water leak around upper motor mounts. Question is do I have to drop l/u to replace power head and exhaust adapter plate gaskets? I had just put stock tuner back in a few weeks ago and has small leak around one mount I guess I didn't clean well enough.Thanks, Billy
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    #2 05-03-2018, 05:14 AM
    Don't have to drop it, just pay attention to where your shift rod is when you take it out to save you a guessing game when you out it back in.
    1995 Allison XB-2003 225 Super Mag. It's slow and I'm ok with that.
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    #3 05-03-2018, 08:41 PM
    Thanks, I didn't think I needed to. Billy
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    #4 05-07-2018, 08:41 PM
    if you used cheap aftermarket gaskets,they leak alot,the oem are much thicker,
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    I have a 225 Promax s/n#0g857204 that has water leak around upper motor mounts. Question is do I have to drop l/u to replace power head and exhaust adapter plate gaskets? I had just put stock tuner back in a few weeks ago and has small leak around one mount I guess I didn't clean well enough.Thanks, Billy
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