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Overheating at idle is often the water pump. It may be wearing out and not
delivering enough water at low speed. When you go faster the rpm make up for the worn out water pump. "oneslikfish" wrote in message oups.com... My outboard overheat alarm goes off when backtrolling for a short period of time. After 5 mins or so it runs fine again and the alarm never sounds when running at normal speeds. Where should I start a new water pump the thermostat or a clogged passige way. Im in a bad spot as salmon season opens tomorrow. Even if I can get the parts today is changeing the water pump to much to tackle for an average joe at home ? Any advise or help I would apreciate as Im obligated to friends and a 10 year old boy to fish tomorrow morning. |
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