Floor removal

Thanks Storm that is exactly what I was looking for.

Patrick
Here you are

muffler repair

hull hugger muffler

one more here the inlets nedeed some TLC

inlets repair

Gary S wrote: kapla wrote: Gun..funny my septic tank muffler is set in the opposite way..wonder if there´s a reason for that... Yes there is a reason Seb. As you know your in the Southern Hemisphere where the water drains clockwise hence the muffler has to be the opposite of the northern models.CC has thought of everything hence the phrase "Waters of the World". Now if you believe that I have a bridge for sale---

It looks like in 96 CC switched to the hull hugger mufflers. Notice the larger engine covers in 95 as compared to the 96.



With a 96 Sport
-lift the backrest of the backseat straight up to remove (flip the seat bottoms up and lift from underneath)
-there should be 2 pins holding the base of the seat bottoms down on each end
-Pull the gas shocks on the bottom of the clam shell/engine cover (use a standard screw driver on the head of the shock)
-Remove the engine cover
-Remove floor panel.

This is what we've had to do for our 96 SNOB, should be pretty much the same for your sport.

not anymore..retrofited the engine last month..so the chevy wannabe is gone forever...

now that you menction that..I need to remove the protec decal from the engine cover...

so the leak is from the rubber hose that runs from the header to the muffler? in that case there´s no need to lift the floor..
if the leak is from the tube that exits from the muffler to the transom..well in that case my recomendation is to replace the rubber hose with 4" stainless steel tube/pipe 304 or 308 grade..it will look nicer and sound even nicer...I did it on mine and I´m pleased with the results...
while in there I would closely inpect the muffler as they tend to crack and leak..anyway if you are handy with fiberglass repair its easy to fix...and also its easy to learn in the event you never work with it...

not sure when they changed to hull hugger mufflers..but anyway the rear floor section is no holded by anything..remove the doghouse and the rear seat and you can lift it...
Gun..funny my septic tank muffler is set in the opposite way..wonder if there´s a reason for that...

I don't have one, so I am making a bit of an assumption here.
You should be able to simply remove the motor box and rear seat, then lift the rear floor section out.