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my guess is a broken metal impeller piece inside of the WATER CIRC PUMP
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Originally Posted by BUP
(Post 4454032)
my guess is a broken metal impeller piece inside of the WATER CIRC PUMP
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Originally Posted by easyrider1340
(Post 4454013)
Were you at Cumberland Thunder Run???
There was a boat in my fleet that had a chirp noise from exhaust. ...and somehow I got behind him at each stop. That chirping noise was driving me crazy!! LOL |
Check your exhaust manifold gaskets.
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Originally Posted by BUP
(Post 4454032)
my guess is a broken metal impeller piece inside of the WATER CIRC PUMP
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It does not matter if the WATER CIRC PUMP front of the engine is a marine unit because alot people who never pull that hose to drain the water out completely when winterizing can end up cracking and or breaking off the METAL PORTION of the impeller inside the water circ pump. Have seen it plenty of times from improper winterization or owners who do not winterize. Also saltwater kills these pumps down the road.
I am NOT talking about the rubber impeller for inside a water pump impelling housing - I am talking about the water circ pump on the front side of the engine. It is called an IMPELLER AS well, it is metal. |
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found exactly what I was looking for - Mercruiser broken internal IMPELLER - the exact failures I see - pic below they make that exact sound clank a clank
http://cdn.vanillaforums.com/ballofs...28449fa739.jpg |
Originally Posted by Budman II
(Post 4454076)
I think BUP is hot on the trail. Was running a non-marine circ pump on my boat many years ago, and I started getting a weird noise from the front of the engine. When I pulled off the circ pump and took the back cover off, all that was left of the stamped steel impeller was a few little shards that were scraping the housing. Funny thing was that the boat wasn't running hot at all. The seawater pump moves enough water on its own that the circ pump is usually just along for the ride. Hell, I was probably saving a few HP not spinning the full impeller. :)
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...ml#post4453774 Edit in: Oh, I get it. Same part, different issue. My bad. |
[QUOTE=Budman II;4453993]Negro flywheel would be a lot larger, right? ;)
They are bigger from what people tell me, also they are cheaper to buy but much more expensive to own and performance is less than any other flywheel. |
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