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I am buying a used boat from Stony Point, NY. It has a Mercruiser V8
5.0 with 190 HP with 300 hours on it. I live in Greenland. An island in the arctic region east of Canada where the seawater temperature is around 36-37 F degrees. And thatīs where there might be a problem. I am told that the motor is "use" to be cooled of with warmer water temps around the more southern part of the world. And when I get the boat and the motor is cooled down with seawater that is 36-37 F degrees then it migth not run smooth anymore or develop somekinda problem. Is this story a myth or is there something to it? And if the story is right how can i prevent any problem with the motor. I cannot install fresh water cooling system as it is too late for this motor because it has already 300 hours of seawater cooling I am told. Any help or suggestions will be much appreciated. Thanx jens erik Nuuk Greenland |
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