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Well, I just purchased the boat in june and its always been 175. I
didn't think anything of it until I looked in the specifications and saw that it has a 160 degree thermostat. I think i'm going to just replace the thermostat with another 160 and see if that changes anything. oh, i do get a little deiseling on occassion. Troy Lost In Space/Woodchuck wrote: Has it always ran at 175? If so it's normal. I have a Merc outboard which has 142 thermostats which run around 140 in the spring and 165 later summer when the water warms up. wrote in message ps.com... Hi I have a 2002 19' bayliner with a merc 3.0L. The manual says that it has a 160 degree thermostat in it but I warm up to 175 and stay there from idle to WOT. Sometimes it creeps up to 179 but then goes back down to 175. Shouldn't i be running at 160 degrees with a 160 degree thermostat? |
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