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Anti-Kink spring in water line

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brian_mcwhirter

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Hello,
Last time out, I had an overheat issue at low speed. After replacing the impeller didn't solve the problem, I found that the outdrive hose was kinked. Realizing that the top end of the hose can't be removed without taking the drive, and bellows off again, I quickly lost the stomach for the work.

Has anyone had any luck installing an anti-kink spring into the water hose?
Thanks.
Brian
 
it kinks because is the wrong type of hose or the hose is a bit too long. Do yourself a favor and use the newer molded hose. Much,much easier to install
 
Bt Doctur said:
it kinks because is the wrong type of hose or the hose is a bit too long. Do yourself a favor and use the newer molded hose. Much,much easier to install
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Ayuh,.... Or twisted, or the spine of the hose not respected,......

A properly installed hose, don't kink,.....
 
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