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High Oil Temp...2000 32' fever
Hello All,
I have a 2000 32' fountain fever -twin Mercruiser 502's. The engines in my Fountain have oil temp gauges. One of the gauges runs hot 240-290. I replaced oil cooler, oil sender,oil temp gauge....still no luck.. Can some please help... Thanks... |
Originally Posted by fjava
(Post 2880522)
Hello All,
I have a 2000 32' fountain fever -twin Mercruiser 502's. The engines in my Fountain have oil temp gauges. One of the gauges runs hot 240-290. I replaced oil cooler, oil sender,oil temp gauge....still no luck.. Can some please help... Thanks... |
Originally Posted by customryder
(Post 2880541)
read the pan with a infa red..
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Originally Posted by fjava
(Post 2881130)
The infa red gun reads that its ok on the temp...
Thanks |
There is a larger oil cooler -- its a few inches longer, looks like it will fit easy, same mounting and hoses. It seems Mercruiser made the oil cooler longer in 2000 or 2001.
I have a similar problem, and I'll be ordering that cooler soon. About $300. |
The larger cooler:
http://marineengineparts.com/shopsit...l/page445.html Part number OCL807372T. Its $150. Also, on mine, I had horrible problems with cooling, at one big big improvement came from NOT getting the intake water through the Bravo outdrive. The water flow goes through many oddly shaped passages, and they can very easily get clogged by junk and by corrosion. Get "offshore pickups" or, probably better, thru-the-bottom pickups like on typical powerboats. The thing I don't like about my thru-transom pick ups is there is no way to close the thru-hull -- if there is a hose failure, I'll sink. Remember, cooling is all about FLOW, not pressure. You can have lots of pressure and little flow, so little cooling. |
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