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Mike
I know how annoying the overheating thing can be. The engine
always starts overheating when you are a good distance from your home
marina.
Last year, I also was having over-heating problems. I had the
heat-exchanger boiled out and a over-flow catch container installed for the
antifreeze. It seemed that the engine would heat up and the antifreeze
would just boil out the overflow tube. Now the antifreeze over flow is
caught in the conatiner and recycled back into the engine, the same
way your car system works. I also had the heat sender switch
changed. If that goes bad, you never get a correct reading on the engine
tempreture.
If you do boil out the heat exchanger, don't foreget to change the little
zinc that is there. Another thing to check is the engine
exhaust pipe that comes from the engine and bends up then out the back. I
had mine changed to stainless steel a few years back (also installed a water
muffler at the same time) This exhaust pipe always clogs up.
As of now, my engine runs pretty consistant at about 180. Good Luck
with your problem
Andy
Slow"MO"tion
1985 Tall-Rig #6038
Nyack, NY
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