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JS
AND
BW
TRANSMISSION
SAILING
OPERATION
The
JS
transmission should be left in its NEUTRAL position
while sailing.
Leavi~g
the
transmission
in
NEUTRAL while
sailing alleviates unnecessary drag
on
the vessel because the
propeller
is
able
to
freewheel (spin). However, if the
transmission
is
left
in
its
FORWARD gear while sailing,
the
transmission will not
be
damaged. (Leaving the transmission
in
NEUTRAL
is
just good sailing practice).
COOLING
The
JS
transmission
is
raw water-cooled. Raw water enters
the
transmission through a stainless steel inlet pipe located at
the
base of the bell housing. This water helps to cool·the
transmission's lubricating
oil.
CONTROL
BOX
BEll
HOUSING
BREATHER
COUPLING
COOLING
WATER
JS
TRANSMISSIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
General
Gear
Ratio
(Standard~
Propeller
Shaft
(Direction
of
Rotation)
Propeller
lubricating
Oil
Transmission
Sump
Capacity
Case-hardened
helical
gears
with
an
intermediate
reverse
gear.
Reversing
out
by
servo
double
disc
system
2.47: 1
Right
handed
-
standard
transmission.
See
propeller
recommendation
chart
SAE
20W/20
or
SAE
30
exclusively
(Do
not
mix
grades
of
oil
or
use
multi
grades).
API,
CF,
CG-4,
or
SJ.
1
qts
(1
liters)
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SERVICE
If
any
seal
on
the transmission shows signs of leaking, have
the transmission looked
at
by
a qualified WES1ERBEKE
dealer.
This problem, especially concerning the rear
seal,
is
often contributed
to
an
improper alignment of
the
.
transmission's coupling and
the
propeller shaft's coupling.
Disassembly of the transmission
in
the
field
is
not recom-
mended.
If
an
overhaul or repair
is
needed, the work should
be
done
by
an
authorized WES1ERBEKE service
center.
MAINTENANCE
Transmission maintenance is minimal.
Keep
the exterior
housing clean, check the
fluid
level
as
part of your regular
routine,
and
change the
fluid
every 300 operating
hours.
Periodically inspect the
transmissio11.
and the cooler
for
leaks
and
corrosion. Make
_certain
the
air vent
is
clear
and
when
checking
the
fluid
level look
for
signs of water contamination
(fluid
will
appear
as
strawberry cream).
Lay-up/Winterize
Storage requires special care. Follow these procedures:
NOTE:
This operation will usually ocaur
when
the
engine
raw
water water cooling system
is
properly
winterized.
D Clean
up
the transmission and touch-up
any
unpainted
areas (use heat resistant paint).
D Fill the transmission with SAE 30 engine
oil
to
prevent
internal corrosion. (Extended storage
only,
12
months
or
more).
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Loosen attaching hardware from the transmission output
flange
and
propeller shaft coupling
flange
before
removing the boat
from
the
water.
Seperate
the
flanges
and spray with lubricant.
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Inspect
the
gear shift cable, linkage, and attachments.
Look
for
corrosion of the end fittings, cracks or cuts
in
the conduit, and bending of the actuator rods. Lubricate
all
moving parts.
NOTE:
If
the
transmission
is
to
be
stored for a
long
time
(twelve months or
more),
it should be topped offwith oil
to
prevent internal
corrosion.
Reduce
the
oil level
before
putting
the
engine
back into service.
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