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Ok. What if I just used a continuous duty electric water pump instead?
I have seen some that are self priming, and wont burn out if ran dry. I guess this would be a cheaper alternative. I may also install a seperate water pickup under the engine area to reduce lift issues. I am also thinking that installing a weep hole to insure the damn thing is pumping as it should. Jim Rojas Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 05 Apr 2008 15:27:13 GMT, Jim Rojas wrote: So my question is can I install a radiator with an electric fan to eliminate the salt water altogether? If so, any tips? Not if you want to be in compliance with USCG and ABYC standards. It's really not a good idea - check with your insurance company. It really shouldn't be that difficuly to get your FWC working. My guess is that the problem is in the leg. There is a procedure that must be followed when replacing the impeller to make sure that the water passage stays open. |
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