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I have a '94 5.7 L Mercruise in my boat. Recently while running on the hose
when flushing i noticed steam coming from the exhaust on the prop and the
exhaust on the bottom of the outdrive. It wasn't a tremendous amount but
never noticed it before. Any basic suggestions to troubleshoot ?

THanks!


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do you have a heat exchanger?

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ToneJohn wrote:
I have a '94 5.7 L Mercruise in my boat. Recently while running on the hose
when flushing i noticed steam coming from the exhaust on the prop and the
exhaust on the bottom of the outdrive. It wasn't a tremendous amount but
never noticed it before. Any basic suggestions to troubleshoot ?

THanks!



No troubleshooting necessary. Normal operation.

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That's normal. The cooling water is dumped into the exhaust at the end of
the riser.

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I have a '94 5.7 L Mercruise in my boat. Recently while running on the
hose when flushing i noticed steam coming from the exhaust on the prop and
the exhaust on the bottom of the outdrive. It wasn't a tremendous amount
but never noticed it before. Any basic suggestions to troubleshoot ?

THanks!



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