The lower unit oil in my 1976 Johnson 9.9 looks greenish-white. I'm thinking that can't be good. Does anyone know what seals kit I need to get? Also if it is my first time changing the seals about how long should it take?
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johnson 9.9 lower unit oil is milky
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PA Delaware Fisher
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Cant tell ya where to find the kits or how long it takes but milky is a good sign that there is water in it. So safe to say your right on point with replacing the seals.
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Any authorized Evinrude dealer can look up all the seals and sell them to you. You will need shift shaft, driveshaft, and propshaft seals along with the fill and drain screw seals.
lswoody
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It's not bad at all. A few hours depending on your mechanical ability
