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"Jim Rojas" wrote in message news:lTMJj.615$4Q1.344@trnddc06... I have this old fresh water cooled 170HP Mercruiser inboard, that runs great. I replaced the impeller, and still no water circulates into the heat exchanger. I looked for clogs, with no luck. I removed the old stator charging circuit, which I had replaced with a standard alternator this past summer. So my question is can I install a radiator with an electric fan to eliminate the salt water altogether? If so, any tips? Thank you Jim Rojas To your question the answer is no. Does water pump to the heat exchanger? You need to undo a hose to know. Yes, I have done that. I took it apart and ran water through the heat exchanger. The engine stays cool. I also ran water downwards to the intake, and it flows. If I use the muffs and try to pump water up, there is no continuous flow at all. Jim Rojas |
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