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Anything to be concerned about?


the nature boy

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My boat does that pretty much all the time.  And the lower unit is tight as a drum, no milk.  I don't normally see it unless I trim the motor down and let it drain out though.

If it is something that youve never seen before and just started, I would be more worried.

When I've had a bad seal, it's a drip drip drip drip thing.  Might be slow, but it will go on for days.

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21 hours ago, leech~~ said:

If I were you I would pop the lower unit drain plug and see if you get milk out.  That looks like a lower unit seal leak to me. :(

Thanks for the advice. I took out the drain plug and although it's not the color of milk, it is the consistency of milk but is a brownish yellow. 

Now that I did some research, I guess a light golden brown is normal. It did drip about 1/2 dozen drops overnight, which is why I checked it. I guess it's nothing to be too concerned with I guess. Thanks for all the replies.

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Did some research
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