Torque specifications, Serial number decal placement, Corrosion protection – Mercury INSTALLATION MANUAL D7.3L D-TRONIC User Manual

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Torque Specifications

DESCRIPTION

TORQUE

DESCRIPTION

lb-in.

lb-ft

Nm

Speedometer Pickup Barb Fitting

10-15

1.2-1.6

Exhaust Pipe or Block-off Plate

20-25

27-34

Power Steering Hydraulic Hose Fittings

20-25

27-34

Power Trim Pump Hose Fittings

100-150

11-16

Propeller Nut (Bravo One and Two)

1

55

75

Propeller Nuts (Bravo Three)

1

Front

100

136

Propeller Nuts (Bravo Three)

1

Rear

60

81

Rear Engine Mounts

35-40

47-54

Steering Cable Coupler Nut

35

47

Steering System (Pivot Bolts)

25

34

Sterndrive Unit Fasteners

50

68

Transom Assembly Fasteners

20 25

27-34

Seawater Pickup Fitting

45

5

Power Trim Cylinder Fasteners

Tighten until they bottom out.

1

: Amount specified is MINIMUM.

Serial Number Decal Placement

There are three sets of engine, transom assembly and sterndrive serial number decal strips

provided with each power package. One set should be used for each of the following:

Engine Specification Decal

Warranty Registration Card

Operation and Maintenance Manual identification page.

Corrosion Protection

MerCruiser power packages are equipped with anodes, to help protect them from galvanic

corrosion under moderate conditions. However, for severe conditions, or if using a stainless

steel propeller, it is recommended that a Quicksilver Anti-Corrosion Anode Kit and/or a Mer-

Cathode System be installed (some models have a MerCathode System as standard equip-

ment). A MerCathode Monitor also is available to allow the operator to check the operation

of the MerCathode System with the push of a button. (Refer to “Quicksilver Accessories

Guide” for part numbers.)
Boats which are connected to AC shore power, require additional protection to prevent de-

structive low voltage galvanic currents from passing through the shore power ground wire.

A Quicksilver Galvanic Isolator can be installed to block the passage of these currents while

still providing a path to ground for dangerous fault (shock) currents. (Refer to “Quicksilver

Accessories Guide” for part number.)

IMPORTANT: If AC shore power is not isolated from boat ground, the MerCathode
System and anodes may be unable to handle the increased galvanic corrosion poten-
tial.

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