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Doesn’t look like you will get it in the locker. Cable may hit the wall. That little angle will get you.

Looks like motor removal to change cable. I would try some pb blaster. Work it in, then wipe off and apply grease. May need to take off the seal cap if it has one on end of tilt tube.

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Another problem I had with my hard top was the cabin was leaking through the bolt holes of the bolts were wearing out the bolt holes from rough water. This is how I fixed the problem. I went with 3/8 in aluminum plate and 5/16 and 3/8 bolts for mounting. 5200 under the mounts. . Never had a...

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A racor with a drain will drop all the ethanol and water in the bottom of the glass and you drain it as it comes out. No need to make a mess dumping or replacing filters. They filter better than any one on the market. B32013 is the Yamaha replacement size.

I can’t see any reason the engine would need to be moved. Post some pics when you get a chance n I’m sure it can be figured out.

If a new style wema will fit in there without cutting the boat, , cut the old sender out.

Did they remove the engine

What boot did you replace? What engine and drive do you have?

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https://www.harborfreight.com/23-gallon-manual-fluid-extractor-62643.html Pump out what you can with the feed. Vacuum the bottom with this using the little hose that fits around the sender. Then Run non ethanol, the racor filter and k100 for the rest. Crazy to cut your boat for such a small...

Pics would help to see if you need to remove the engine to replace cable.

NFB No-Feedback Rotary Helm https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002M45A34/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_4wu.Eb85RKVBD

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I would drain the contents of the tank with an electric fuel pump through the feed line, tilting the boat to get as much out as possible. Then put in about 20 gal of non ethanol fuel mixed with a good dose of k-100 additive. Make sure you have the feed hooked up to a new racor filter with a...

Good call on the isenglass. I spray it on a dry paper towel and apply it that way so I don’t get it on the isenglass.

It has been a lot better this year so far. A lot of new rules about lawn fertilizing close to the river and different water release schedules for the lake have been helping. Blue green algae and red tide have been kept to a minimum.