Circulating pump delete
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Re: Circulating pump delete
I did it. It cleaned up the front of the engine and I fortunately have no water pressure issues. Engine temps are also very good w/ the 142 deg. stat.
My motivation was that the thermostat housing was ratty and deleting the pump got rid of one more thing to go wrong.
Speaking of which, I have two cir. pumps that are low hour I will give away just pay shipping...
Bryan
My motivation was that the thermostat housing was ratty and deleting the pump got rid of one more thing to go wrong.
Speaking of which, I have two cir. pumps that are low hour I will give away just pay shipping...
Bryan
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Re: Circulating pump delete
Originally Posted by bryanspeedracer
Speaking of which, I have two cir. pumps that are low hour I will give away just pay shipping...
Bryan
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Last edited by Boatally Insane; 01-25-2006 at 05:07 AM.
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Re: Circulating pump delete
I went with cam driven pumps, makes changing the impeller a snap and cleans evrything up...but it aint cheap mine, are not efi motors
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Originally Posted by dyno
I went with cam driven pumps, makes changing the impeller a snap and cleans evrything up...but it aint cheap mine, are not efi motors
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Re: Circulating pump delete
Originally Posted by Codered
What motors Bryanspeedracer ? How can some people have water pressure issues and some dont .
Twin 468's. I have no idea why some people have problems and others don't.
Each motor has a large engine oil cooler and a smaller trans oil cooler, starboard side has p/s cooler. Both sides have sea strainers.
Maybe that info helps? I don't have enough experience with these set ups to guess accurately.
Bryan