overheating
#2
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From: Where the water meets the oaks 'n Pines in the Sierra Nevada's of NorCal
are u getting water pressure at speed? In my situation, my transom plate hose fitting insert was corroded and was restricting flow-opening should have been about 15 mm, was corroded to less than 2mm-fair flow at idle (spitting out exhaust pipes) but at speed- melted manifolds.
Good luck
Good luck
#4
Originally Posted by Dono
Replaced impeler, thermostat. Cleaned sea strainer. Still overheating. what next?
#5
Thanks for the replies, i had no access to a computer for the last week so i'll catch you up to speed. My boat is a 95 powerplay 33 sport deck. Hp500's bravo's. It has the transom water pick up with sea strainers. While floating in the lake i pulled the covers off the strainers and plenty of water comes up flooding the bildge. The boat also overheats while running on the hose. I replaced the impeller but it was intact and looked ok. I replaced the thermostat also. Boat ran good for 20 min or so then temp gauge went up to 260. Seems to be an intermittent problem. I think my next move is to flush out the oil cooler. I have gotten quite a bit of sand in my strainers from beaching the boat and its possible the oil cooler may have some small stones in it. Would the oil cooler being plugged cause my motor to overheat?
#6
Originally Posted by Dono
Thanks for the replies, i had no access to a computer for the last week so i'll catch you up to speed. My boat is a 95 powerplay 33 sport deck. Hp500's bravo's. It has the transom water pick up with sea strainers. While floating in the lake i pulled the covers off the strainers and plenty of water comes up flooding the bildge. The boat also overheats while running on the hose. I replaced the impeller but it was intact and looked ok. I replaced the thermostat also. Boat ran good for 20 min or so then temp gauge went up to 260. Seems to be an intermittent problem. I think my next move is to flush out the oil cooler. I have gotten quite a bit of sand in my strainers from beaching the boat and its possible the oil cooler may have some small stones in it. Would the oil cooler being plugged cause my motor to overheat?
If your motor got hot, it's a good idea to replace the t-stat also.
#7
Wobble, I replaced the impeller and thermostat and this did not fix my problem. The impeller was intact when i took it out so no pieces floating around. I have had the strainers full of sand a few times so im guessing that could be blocking the oil cooler. Thanks for the reply.
#9
if you are filling the strainers with sand i'd try and pull the block drain plugs and see if the block is full of sand.....you may not be getting full cooling capacity......but my first thought was to tell you to back flush your coolers etc....
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#10
Originally Posted by GOODT
when you replaced the impellers where the housings scored ??????



