Hi everybody

 

I just put in a a new transmission.  My engine is a Volvoi MD17C raw water
cooled the transmission is a MSB .  I have however come up with a
mindbending issue and I would appreciate your input.

 

When I cleaned out the other transmission I found a old piece of impeller,
almost half a wing stuck in one of the elbows. This surprised me as the
transmission water to cool it  is before the pump and the engine. I suspect
that the transmission cooling has been set up differently when the previous
owner had the boat

 

This brings up the point of what is the right order. As it is I have it set
up like this

 

Seacock - Strainer- Water pump -engine- riser-exhaust

 

I had a lot of scale in the old transmission and considering a piece of
impeller as well it is a wonder how water came through it.

 

I am considering a different order, actually 2 different ways.

 

1.Seacock- Strainer- Water  pump - Transmission - Engine- Riser- Exhaust

 

Either that or 

 

2 . Seacock- Strainer - Water pump - T -  (one end of the T to the engine
the other to the Transmission) Riser and T to transmission  for the exhaust


 

This would eliminate scale build up in the transmission restricting cooling
of the engine. 

 

In the manual the water is routed from the seacock to the transmission then
the pump, but that seems wrong, what do you think

 

Regards John

 

 

   

 

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