Another question...
Is it safe to say:
1) pgmfi lights self check work and no alarms. Both light up on key and beep check works, on start oil stays on (normal green). water goes out.
2) hot water out of the prop
3) pee hole seems ok, still cleaning out the t connectors.
That things are cooling ok?
I don't know much history of this motor. I know the thermostat and impeller is new i just changed them, and had pulled the water jacket cover, for a 10 year old brackish salt water motor it looked pretty clean in there, just deposits here and there, nothing i would call extreme build up, i did clean up the anodes in there and scrape and vac some deposits out.
i've only been running it 5 minutes or so on the hose. water jacket and thermostat cover feel hot but not sure if that means anything or if i even know what hot is.
I'm not sure how the water routes looking at the shop manual to know if the thermostat is opening...
I did find a previous post where mike explained the ohm readings to check the overheat sensor so i'll probably do that too just to be safe readings are ok. Probably not a bad idea to pull that just to make sure it's clean too.
Thanks! shawn
Is it safe to say:
1) pgmfi lights self check work and no alarms. Both light up on key and beep check works, on start oil stays on (normal green). water goes out.
2) hot water out of the prop
3) pee hole seems ok, still cleaning out the t connectors.
That things are cooling ok?
I don't know much history of this motor. I know the thermostat and impeller is new i just changed them, and had pulled the water jacket cover, for a 10 year old brackish salt water motor it looked pretty clean in there, just deposits here and there, nothing i would call extreme build up, i did clean up the anodes in there and scrape and vac some deposits out.
i've only been running it 5 minutes or so on the hose. water jacket and thermostat cover feel hot but not sure if that means anything or if i even know what hot is.
I'm not sure how the water routes looking at the shop manual to know if the thermostat is opening...
I did find a previous post where mike explained the ohm readings to check the overheat sensor so i'll probably do that too just to be safe readings are ok. Probably not a bad idea to pull that just to make sure it's clean too.
Thanks! shawn
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