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My '92 44 Dancer had the same setup, hooked to 3208's. More common than you realize. If memory serves me correctly, 80w/90 went in those. Here are a couple of old pdf's for you, if this helps.

Huge step up in build quality, you will never want to come back to Sea Ray. Trust me on that one!

Many Canadians pronounce it like that..... just sayin...

Your PO is smart. Bilges and VHF hardwired is the right thing to do.

More than 16, you need to count the genny cylinders too!!!!

I believe that was the standard power package from Bayliner on that model. They poured the money into the design and quality upgrades.

Unless you are completely uncomfortable with basic tools, pull it out and rebuild it yourself. You should be able to buy a kit. Any marine repair place can do this work.

Sounds much more dramatic when you add "multi million dollar yacht" to the headline. Same as all the "news" these days......

Springfield XDS, 9mm, extended clip.

Yes, I would buy mine back in a minute.

This is the right answer. Do not beat yourself up one second, you have already done exactly what you were supposed to do.

It's not "if" there is transmission damage, just how much.

It's always worth the money for more HP.....:D Seriously, I bought the 20HP in 2015, and not a hiccup. And we ran it, not just putting around. Great outboard.

Enjoy all the memories! Difficult docking/weather/near disasters memories seem to have more sticking power than the perfect sunny day with flat water! It is all about the experience. Part of why I enjoy boating is the challenges it presents at times!

We pulled the trigger and sold our Neptunus, prices are way up. Had multiple offers within a week or two. I am hearing the same thing, that the market looks to stay strong this summer for sure, possibly into 2022. But, it will swing back, it always does.

I know, not a Sea Ray, but I owned Sea Rays for nearly 30 years......

Thank you! Good winter project for me.

Are you using the bulbs from Imtra or aftermarket? Sorry, that is not an answer to your question.

The C-12's are basically the next iteration of the 3196. I am guessing that those are replacement motors, not the originals? Good engines.