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My neighbor has a motor similar to mine and I am thinking about swapping the
foot with him to cut this problerm in half but that is a lot to ask.

Greg,
That would be a quick easy thing to try. But you are right, it's a lot to ask.
In a perfect world your dealer would have one to try. I would not be happy
bringing my boat in for repair, paying good money, only to find out it wasn't
fixed.
The possibility of a blown head gasket /cracked head is there, but I would
personally eliminate the lower unit/ water pump first.2PSI doesn't sound like
much water pressure at 4000 rpms. What is the spec on it?

BR
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Default Anyone want to take a shot an an overheating problem?

2PSI doesn't sound like
much water pressure at 4000 rpms. What is the spec on it?


The best I can tell it is 16 lbs.
I had it out tonight and I start out at about 4.5 psi until the thermostat
opens and then I am back to 2 or so. I really think the water supply tube or
the manifold must be plugged. with limited flow the pump pressure will max out
at a pretty low RPM (water starts blowing by the impeller), then more RPM won't
do much for the pressure.
I am really thinking if I get back in there myself I will make a snake from a
screen door spring and snake out that pipe.
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