Pro charged 502 water temp
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My pump looks alot like this one http://www.cpperformance.com/p-14668...-sea-pump.aspx.
It only runs that after or during a WOT normal running it goes down to 180. I might have to drag the boat home from the storage place at the lake to have a better look. I figured that was way to hot.
As for being rich I set the FMU at the fuel pressure that procharger spec'd.
This is the brand of water pump that is on it http://www.partshp.com/WaterPumps.htm. I have never heard of running a electric water pump on something that is going to be ran for more then a few minutes at a time. Is this common on this type of set up?
It only runs that after or during a WOT normal running it goes down to 180. I might have to drag the boat home from the storage place at the lake to have a better look. I figured that was way to hot.
As for being rich I set the FMU at the fuel pressure that procharger spec'd.
This is the brand of water pump that is on it http://www.partshp.com/WaterPumps.htm. I have never heard of running a electric water pump on something that is going to be ran for more then a few minutes at a time. Is this common on this type of set up?
Last edited by haulinit; 09-15-2010 at 12:34 PM.
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From: Between A Womans Leggs in IL
This is the brand of water pump that is on it http://www.partshp.com/WaterPumps.htm. I have never heard of running a electric water pump on something that is going to be ran for more then a few minutes at a time. Is this common on this type of set up?
its not a drag car!! i would get a cross over and eliminate the electric pump..
its not a drag car!! i would get a cross over and eliminate the electric pump..
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Im going to pull the thermostat housing tomorrow and make sure there is no thermostat in there. I'm going to test the electric pump and make sure that it is at least working until I can get a cross over kit, season is almost over here. Could it be that the water is moving to fast and not allowing heat transfer?
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Im going to pull the thermostat housing tomorrow and make sure there is no thermostat in there. I'm going to test the electric pump and make sure that it is at least working until I can get a cross over kit, season is almost over here. Could it be that the water is moving to fast and not allowing heat transfer?
i will be running 140* in mine with 3 3/16'''holes drilled in it with a circulation pump,i also wont have water running through the coolers at idle only on plane through the transom mount pickups,this way the engines wont load up while idling.
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