[ironman]

Can any one tell me what needs to be repaired for a gas leak in the picture. Seams like it is on O-ring or gasket. What is it called and where can I get one?

 

[kanaka]

:watching:

 

[murfpcola]

Don’t overload us with info such as brand and size of motor.��

 

[sealark]

If it's that shiney thingy. Put a screwdriver in the slot and turn it counter clockwise. When it comes off see what is leaking and replace it.

 

[Realtor]

If it's that shiney thingy. Put a screwdriver in the slot and turn it counter clockwise. When it comes off see what is leaking and replace it.

or... turn it clockwise to tighten it up and see if the leak stops.... (I had to...)

 

[floater1]

Yes it a Oring replace both when you do it


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[sealark]

or... turn it clockwise to tighten it up and see if the leak stops.... (I had to...)

Jim , if you have a leak in a gasket it's always best to replace it when taken apart loose or not. Rubber and specialties. Usually gives you a couple O rings free. I always throw a dollar on the bench when I get just O rings for the free peanuts and coffee they have there. Great place for anything to do with fluid movement.

 

[ironman]

Thanks Floater. Sorry about not supplying more information. I got in a hurry and forgot that part. This is on a 98 Evinrude 150 Ocean Pro. I finally found a schematic and it is O-rings on the balance tube.