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Thrust bearings and propeller dampers are essential components for the proper function and longevity of your Evinrude, Johnson, or OMC outboard motor. The propeller damper, in particular, absorbs sudden impacts that occur when the propeller strikes a submerged object, protecting the gearcase and crankshaft of your boat.
A worn or damaged propeller damper can cause excessive vibration, abnormal noise, and, in severe cases, gearcase failure. It is therefore important to periodically check the condition of these components and replace them promptly. Don't forget to look at our motorcycle accessories, motorcycle cush drive and motorcycle thrust bearing.
Propeller damper replacement: when is it time? If you notice the propeller slipping during acceleration, or if you hear a metallic noise coming from the gearcase, it is very likely that the propeller damper needs replacing. Don't delay the repair to avoid more serious and costly damage.
You may also find it helpful to check the condition of the propeller nuts and washers to ensure that the propeller is securely attached to the shaft.
To ensure compatibility, it is essential to verify the part number listed in your engine manual or directly on the old propeller damper. Alternatively, provide us with the exact model of your engine and we will be happy to help you identify the correct part.
The most common symptoms of a damaged propeller damper include: propeller slippage during acceleration, excessive vibration, metallic noise coming from the engine gearcase, and difficulty maintaining cruising speed. If you experience one or more of these problems, it is advisable to have the propeller damper checked by a mechanic.
We strongly advise against using non-original spare parts, as they may not have the same strength and durability characteristics as original spare parts. Using non-original spare parts may compromise the reliability of the engine and void the warranty.
To ensure compatibility, it is essential to verify the part number listed in your engine manual or directly on the old propeller damper. Alternatively, provide us with the exact model of your engine and we will be happy to help you identify the correct part.
The most common symptoms of a damaged propeller damper include: propeller slippage during acceleration, excessive vibration, metallic noise coming from the engine gearcase, and difficulty maintaining cruising speed. If you experience one or more of these problems, it is advisable to have the propeller damper checked by a mechanic.
We strongly advise against using non-original spare parts, as they may not have the same strength and durability characteristics as original spare parts. Using non-original spare parts may compromise the reliability of the engine and void the warranty.
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