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Originally Posted by nsformula
(Post 4474331)
I assume the hose can be changed without removing the drive, would that be correct??? |
You keep saying bell housing ?? the hose goes from the connection on the inner transom plate to the sea pump, a bell housing is a large round object that bolts to the rear of the block and has two tabs that bolts to the inner transom plate to support the back of the engine :lolhit:
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the part the drive bolts to is also called a bell housing.
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You guys are talking about 2 different hoses.
Anyone give any credence to the air lock theory. Open cooling is kinda like having a drain cock open on a lower rad hose, it will drain until a vacuum is created unless you have the rad cap open to let air in. Could my cooling system be doing the same thing when it is out of the water...... |
the water hose should be dropping to the water pump,not gonna siphon back.
have any pics of the pump and water lines. |
Originally Posted by nsformula
(Post 4474447)
You guys are talking about 2 different hoses.
Anyone give any credence to the air lock theory. Open cooling is kinda like having a drain cock open on a lower rad hose, it will drain until a vacuum is created unless you have the rad cap open to let air in. Could my cooling system be doing the same thing when it is out of the water...... |
Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 4474446)
the part the drive bolts to is also called a bell housing.
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Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 4474454)
the water hose should be dropping to the water pump,not gonna siphon back.
have any pics of the pump and water lines. I live in hill country and it will drain when towing as well. I`ll get some pics when I have time. |
if I kept wiping out impellers,,I would install a sea strainer and keep it filled and high enough to hold water to the pump.
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 4474457)
you have been told to remove the hose from the intake side of the water pump and then back the boat in the water and check for water running out of the hose.have you tried this yet?
Ran it fine on the hose last night though. |
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