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On 20 Oct 2004 10:02:06 EDT, "Ron White"
wrote: The raw water pump does not like to run dry that long. There is no way to tell if yours was fried, but it would be likely that it sustained some damage, like the impeller ends getting melted. It can still pump, even if damaged but in my mind it would be suspect. If it has been a couple of years since you replaced the impeller, then as routine maintence ( and peace of mind) you may consider having the impeller replaced before next trip. A raw pump failure can cost you big. I agree with Ron. I don't think the engine will be hurt much, but just in case it did get hotter than it should have, change the oil, do a quickie compression test, change the impeller and give it a try. I don't think it will be toast. Take care. Tom "The beatings will stop when morale improves." E. Teach, 1717 |
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