CMI headers leaking....HELP
#2
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From: Bowling Green, Kentucky
You probably ought to send them back to Custom Marine. I do not have any personal experience with them, but a lot of people seem to be happy with their repair services. I have heard them to be good fast and cost reasonable. Good luck.
#3
After hunting around for someone competent, some other members here steered me to a company here in FL. I had mine fixed by Superior Fab & Welding in Punta Gorda FL. Nice people and "Chuck" did an excellent job. Their number is 941-639-2966
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From: Dallas, TX
IMO, it is not worth the risk to go local. There was a period where CMI lost the end of the string on QC and a period where the Mercury specifified product failed. If rigged correctly and used in fresh water, they should last I long time.
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I allway think a bit more away!
When header get a hole,i ask me why! It is no problem to weld and make leakproof!
But i think when at one place comes a hole,the rest from headers can get a hole next time!
When material is bad at one place ,the rst is also very thin!?
I would not take the risk to get next time new hole and water in engine!
That only my meaning,but what you think about it?
Michael
When header get a hole,i ask me why! It is no problem to weld and make leakproof!
But i think when at one place comes a hole,the rest from headers can get a hole next time!
When material is bad at one place ,the rst is also very thin!?
I would not take the risk to get next time new hole and water in engine!
That only my meaning,but what you think about it?
Michael
#6
I just sent mine back to CMI last week. I've read on here their cost is pretty reasonable (3-400) so that just seems like the easy answer.
I think I am going to send them either every year or every other year going forward.
I think I am going to send them either every year or every other year going forward.





