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Old 08-23-2015, 12:27 PM
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What would cause this,a leak? I did have a belt fail (delaminate) it slipped, on the raw water pump.
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What would cause this,a leak? I did have a belt fail (delaminate) it slipped, on the raw water pump.
Poor water flow. Mine did the same on my 250/540's with a crossover. Removed the T-stat for now and it is better
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Thanks I will try thermostat trick.
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Pull the hose and look inside the header. The passages can get restricted with junk. Use a coat hanger to pick it out/through
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do you have sea strainer like above said junk or a restriction or not enough volume of water / flow
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just worked on exact same issue, oil cooler partially clogged
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You should pull the inlet end off of your oil cooler at least once a year and run a rounded end brazing rod through each tube to clear any blockage. I have seen where half of the tubes were blocked.
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Lack of water flow for sure. Check the Tstat housing where the check balls are for a restriction. That is what feeds water to that hose.
Also, keep in mind, those stock Merc hoses with the steel braid get bad internally even when the look good.
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Well It has a brand new oil cooler..New circ pump,new sea/fuel pump,new t-stat.raw water no strainer

My new sea/fuel pump may be suspect due to the fact I reused the old gaskets and body(2 piece) with a new impeller.

Water temp gauge never went above155. am going to check these suggestions along with the replacement of pump impeller and housing.

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Pulled the sea pumps on both engines impeller housings worn out.Should of replaced them before.

New ones now should be good to go.
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