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Turbo support bracket mount
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knotflying
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Can you be more specific? What engine? What year? Can't figure out why a turbo bracket would mount to the hull, it should be on the engine. Can you post a picture of your problem?
Brian B
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The dates on your pics indicate that this is a brand new boat, just over a month old. I would be contacting your dealer immediately. If you are not satisfied with them contact Ranger Tugs.
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That bracket is supposed to be attached to the motor mount footer seen in green. Looks like the screw is missing. Probably came off due to vibration or forgotten by someone who did maintenance. It would mount to the hole nearest to bracket
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Responses has been great from every body. Thank you.will be hearing from Volvo maitance warranty service today with an answer. And if they are coming over or if i just put in the 1/4inch stainless nut and bolt.
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