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I am suspecting my boat's (1990 Ford OMC Cobra 2.3L) overheating
problem comes from a defective thermostat. Today, I replaced the thermostat but the gasket that I was given does not fit the housing at all so I had to reuse the old worn gasket for now. I started the boat and it gradually went to over 200 degrees which means the problem is not fixed. I also noticed that steam was coming out of the thermostat housing around the old gasket. So obviously I don't have a 100% seal and I will need to find the proper gasket. However, I am wondering if the leaking gasket would be enough to cause the new thermostat not to work or if I simply misdiagnosed the problem in the first place and will have to look somewhere else? Impeller and water pump was replaced 2 months ago so I don't think this is the cause. Will have to also check the hoses and the water intake I suppose. Andre |
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