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How old are your manifolds/risers? Either a clogged riser or manifold on
that bank, or the water pump isn't pumping enough volume to reach both risers.Hot riser= no coolant flow. You need to find out before running it again. See: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth/mceo1.html For an in depth look at what happens when a manifold fails. JR Matt wrote: Hi, I have a 94' Chaparral w/a 5.7L Mercruiser 350MAG. Looking for some advice on pinpointing a problem. Here's the story: Last year everything was running fine. Beginning of this season i had the outdrive/impeller serviced. After dropping it in the water i noticed that one Riser gets extremely hot. This is def not the norm. The temp is constant at 160 (thermostat setting). I took off the entire thermostat housing (everything was fine), replaced the thermostat, took off the Riser (everything fine), checked the exhaust flaps (everything fine), and all hoses looked good. I can't figure out what could be the problem. My two thoughts, either something happened over the course of the winter, but what? or when the marina serviced the outdrive something got screwed up. but if it was an water intake problem wouldn't both risers get really hot? Any help troubleshooting is greatly appreciated. Thanks!! -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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