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Old 06-23-2011, 02:41 PM
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That's ok, the more adult beverages for us. And, yes my blowers have the sight glasses. And the oil is supposed to be 5-50wt syn, but what brand?
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A few years back Dustin recommended cas.I usually have to tilt it forward and to the side to get all the oil out.I change mine once a year,I dont run hard and its still clear when I drain it,
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That's ok, the more adult beverages for us. And, yes my blowers have the sight glasses. And the oil is supposed to be 5-50wt syn, but what brand?
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This is what I have used (Castrol) I would check with the merc mechanics. I was told not to overfill it. Change once per year.
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A few years back Dustin recommended cas.I usually have to tilt it forward and to the side to get all the oil out.I change mine once a year,I dont run hard and its still clear when I drain it,
Thanks Rob, I see what I think is the drain plug, at the bottom of the of the unit, right behind the blower snout, dead center in the middle. I was thinking all I had to do was just lower the trailer jack all the down and off the block. Do you remove your whipples from the engine when you change your whipple oil?
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Thanks Rob, I see what I think is the drain plug, at the bottom of the of the unit, right behind the blower snout, dead center in the middle. I was thinking all I had to do was just lower the trailer jack all the down and off the block. Do you remove your whipples from the engine when you change your whipple oil?
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mine has a allen head plug on the facing it lh side front bottom,Tilting the boat will work good.The last 2 years Ive pulled the motors just to repolish all the aluminium stuff its gets water spots and condesation etc will tarnish the polished stuff.Gives me something to do in the winter

ya can barley see it top center of pick
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Strip,
Thanks for the detailed info. I'm going to have to devise a little drain/funnel/catcher thing to catch the oil as it drains out. I'm also assuming that I fill 8 ozs or till I see it about 1/2 way up in the sight glass?
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Originally Posted by Dean Ferry
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Thanks for the detailed info. I'm going to have to devise a little drain/funnel/catcher thing to catch the oil as it drains out. I'm also assuming that I fill 8 ozs or till I see it about 1/2 way up in the sight glass?
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I run mine half way,on the trailer and in the water
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I run mine half way,on the trailer and in the water
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What is the engine oil qty for this engine? Is it just like an HP500, since they both use a GM 502 block?
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I bought the boat used with 32 hours on it. It was still under warranty. I did not find Mercury to be very helpful. the tell me the problem is that there were mufflers added to the boat. I tried running without them and had the same problems. There were a few 600's out there with the same problems. My mechanic and Dustin found the problem and solved it. They drilled out some holes on the nosecone, opened up some of the vertical holes and plugged the top three. I alos rerouted the water lines as per Dustin using a separate pickup. The outdrive only feeds the motor. Part of his kit includes some larger fittings to allow more water to flow. The problem was intermittent so it was difficult to track. The boat now runs great.
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What does your pick up look like and where is it installed? If it's produced by a specific manufacturer, I'd really like to get the specific details. Thanks
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What else I found this weekend is I BELIEVE I already have this Whipple product installed on my motors? I'm going to try to take some pics tonight.
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