Different riser temperature
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Hello everybody!
I have a Merc 502 on my 26 and I realised that the two risers have different temperature.
The part circuit are new but the right one is quite hot (I cant't leave the hand more than 5 seconds), the left one is close to be cold.
Water flush out the exaust seems good from both sides.
Of course right side has a little bit more water steam...
Is this normal???
Thank you very much
I have a Merc 502 on my 26 and I realised that the two risers have different temperature.
The part circuit are new but the right one is quite hot (I cant't leave the hand more than 5 seconds), the left one is close to be cold.
Water flush out the exaust seems good from both sides.
Of course right side has a little bit more water steam...
Is this normal???
Thank you very much
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Fluid dynamics, water flows the path of least resistance. So what flows thru one side because its easier and once there is enough resistance from the flow on one side the other side flows. As flow increases it will always have more on one side then the other.
Water comes up from the pump, thru the hose and can for the most part go straight across and out one side of the exhaust, the other side the water has to do a 180 to go out
Only way to get 100 % equal is both sides have to be 100% full
Water comes up from the pump, thru the hose and can for the most part go straight across and out one side of the exhaust, the other side the water has to do a 180 to go out
Only way to get 100 % equal is both sides have to be 100% full




