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Unread 04/29/2021, 04:31 PM   #1
tjsreeftank
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Tunze 6105

I have 2 6105 n when I turn the pumps up high they omit a loud clicking sound . Is this normal. ? There a year n half old n always sounded like that.


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Unread 05/28/2021, 07:10 AM   #2
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The clicking is just the shaft hitting the housing. I have 2 6105s and one did that for a while (idk if it was a year and a half though). If you just bought them you prob have the newer drive shaft that doesn’t move. If you take the prop out and look down the hole you’ll see a blue bushing and a plastic spacer that you can pull out.

I ordered a new set for one of my pumps and the clicking went away. They were cheap and it fixed the problem.

Another thing you can do is run them 0-80 and they shouldn’t click anymore either. If you are worried about reach out the narrow front plates on to get more distance.


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