What is the best way to remove a transducer that is glued in? I thought about a heat gun but it is right beside my fuel tank.
What is the best way to remove a transducer that is glued in? I thought about a heat gun but it is right beside my fuel tank.
Steal a piece of your neighbors firewood that stores his blackpowder in it. Build a nice cozey fire, BOOM, tranducer removed. Your welcome.
I think they make a type of glue removal you let soak on it or you can hit it with a hammer.
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I was able to stick a long screwdriver through the drain hole and a tap of a hammer, it was out.
Ranger Z521 Mercury 250 Pro XS
Pop it on the side with a hammer. Usually it will come right off.
'05 Stratos 200 ProXL, '05 Evinrude 225HO
If you can't reach it very well and no longer plan to use it...cut the wires to it and leave it there...
...fishing when I can, golfing when I have to...
A putty knife and hammer if you can reach it. A piece of 2x4 and hammer, One with a wedge end will get it out without tearing it up.
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Put a piece of wood next to the transducer, and hit it with a hammer. Most of the time it will pop free with very little effort.
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