Imco Powerflo manifolds
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Imco Powerflo manifolds
Removed mercruiser manifolds and installing a used set of Imco Powerflos. The mercruiser had hoses in the risers,the Imcos do not. Cap the holes on the gooseneck assembly or have 2 bungs welded into risers? Appreciate any advice. Thanks Gus
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Pretty sure the power flows have bungs in the lower front of the manifolds and the water passages into the risers are internal from what I can remember from some I had awhile back. Just be sure you use new gasgets from Imco, their a light green color, just go on their site.
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http://www.iboats.com/Thermostat-Hou...view_id.222066
or you need to run the two into a y connector..heres a diagram and eddiemarine.com sells them,the y is on the port side of the diagram.
http://eddiemarine.com/techsupport/a..._plumbing1.pdf
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If your risers do not have bunges to tap in the hoses, then use one of mrfixall's options. The only problem I see is that the holes in the imco's between the risers and manifolds are not that large. I would install a water pressure guage to make sure you are having any high water pressure issues.