Fuel gauge wouldn't work
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Crazy Energy
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From: Oklahoma God's country no one else wants it.
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Crazy Energy
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From: Oklahoma God's country no one else wants it.
Tomorrow if it doesn't rain I will be installing the oil temp sending units. I will remove the remote oil filter bracket base and filter, drill and tap an 1/8" hole in the bottom area of the gap between the outside sealing edge and the center thread flange. Install the sender below the oil filter.
Last edited by Velocity Vector; 03-31-2008 at 02:43 PM.
#13
VV,
Are you trying to measure the water pressure of the closed cooling circuit or the raw water flow? My vote would be raw water as you can tell if you have cooler/exchanger blockage or a spent impellar before things heat up. This is more likely then a closed system leak.
You won't see much raw water pressure until the boat is moving in the water. As I recall, I needed to be about 5 to 10 MPH for it to register. There's less flow resistance in your heat exchanger set up (then a raw water cooled set up) so you may need to go a little faster to register.
Are you trying to measure the water pressure of the closed cooling circuit or the raw water flow? My vote would be raw water as you can tell if you have cooler/exchanger blockage or a spent impellar before things heat up. This is more likely then a closed system leak.
You won't see much raw water pressure until the boat is moving in the water. As I recall, I needed to be about 5 to 10 MPH for it to register. There's less flow resistance in your heat exchanger set up (then a raw water cooled set up) so you may need to go a little faster to register.
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Crazy Energy
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From: Oklahoma God's country no one else wants it.
VV,
Are you trying to measure the water pressure of the closed cooling circuit or the raw water flow? My vote would be raw water as you can tell if you have cooler/exchanger blockage or a spent impellar before things heat up. This is more likely then a closed system leak.
You won't see much raw water pressure until the boat is moving in the water. As I recall, I needed to be about 5 to 10 MPH for it to register. There's less flow resistance in your heat exchanger set up (then a raw water cooled set up) so you may need to go a little faster to register.
Are you trying to measure the water pressure of the closed cooling circuit or the raw water flow? My vote would be raw water as you can tell if you have cooler/exchanger blockage or a spent impellar before things heat up. This is more likely then a closed system leak.
You won't see much raw water pressure until the boat is moving in the water. As I recall, I needed to be about 5 to 10 MPH for it to register. There's less flow resistance in your heat exchanger set up (then a raw water cooled set up) so you may need to go a little faster to register.
I got the remote oil bracket off and took them to the machine shop to get the 1/8" hole drilled and tapped for the oil temp sender. Hope he doesn't screw it up.
Last edited by Velocity Vector; 03-31-2008 at 02:44 PM.





