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  1. #556

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    guys just had this tip about spaying old gaskets with silver wheel paint revives em ?

  2. #557

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Quote Originally Posted by wayneoro
    guys just had this tip about spaying old gaskets with silver wheel paint revives em ?
    The guy that first tried that, wonder what made him think of that.
    Out in the bush and No gaskett goo I guess.
    A marriage licence should be like your fishing licence!
    Expires every year and you get a 3 day pass when you go interstate.

  3. #558

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    HI Team.

    Still have not tried motor on ocean yet - WORK and weather has got in the way..

    Question - What damage would I have done to my donk by not having water in the water jackets - during idle running in ocean and withe muffs on?


    Smelly


  4. #559

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Smelly next to no damage, seeing as it was idling only for a bit.
    You could consider Head gaskett to be the most effected by heat, but really you didn;t have enough time to even slightly damage that.

    Seeing as you replaced it, head gaskett! I would think no damage at all.
    A marriage licence should be like your fishing licence!
    Expires every year and you get a 3 day pass when you go interstate.

  5. #560

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    bump for update
    cheers
    blaze

  6. #561

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Ahoy Boys!

    GREAT NEWS!

    I TOOK THE BOAT OUT FOR FIRST TIME - TONIGHT - ALBEIT IN SLOPPY CRAPPY CONDITIONS.

    NOW NO WARNING SIREN AND NO OVERHEATING - HEADS WERE EVEN COOL TO TOUCH - FOR ONCE!

    I think we won the war and the battle guys - well done..

    I took the family out as well and the Mrs got very scared and wingy when I tried to give her (the boat ) a SQUIRT!

    For the few seconds I did squirt, I got onto plane quickly and felt very nice...!

    Otherwise, just a 5-8 knot putter for about 1hour and a stingray to catch was pretty cool!

    Now, another problem has occured - now it won't idle - as soon as I turn ignition on, it propels in forward direction - even though throttle is in idle position. What to do???

    WE DID IT! Many thanks for all your help brothers..

    Smelly

    PS - when weahter improves, I'll just take out my twin and we'll RAM it home!



  7. #562

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Re: problem wiht idle - is it a matter of adjusting the linkage?

    If so, what is the procedure?

    Smelly

  8. #563

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    remember way back some time in the dark ages, you were going to take it to someone to get a carbi sync, timing idling etc.
    still do that mate
    after all you have been through it will be worth it now to know that all the timing etc is right.
    congrats, you have done well.
    cheers
    blaze

  9. #564

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Good stuff Smelly, Now put your control box in neutral, park the lever.
    Then remove the cables from the gearbox selector, motor tilted down.
    Then move the linkage by hand to select neatral on the gear box, spin the prop to make sure it ain't clicking.

    Then adjust the cable to the exact lengh required to reach the gear box selector, Without moving the lever, adjust the cable only, then conect it up.

    Now go to the control box and make sure forward, neatral and reverse can be selected.

    Neatral free spin.
    Forward lock up one direction and click if you turn it back wards.
    Reverse, locked up in both directions.

    Easy job mate, once again only play with the gear box cable. Not throttle lever cable, or ignition ladvance inkages.

    When your ready mate do what blade say's get it checked out for a linc and sync.

    Seems strange your motor can be started in gear.
    A marriage licence should be like your fishing licence!
    Expires every year and you get a 3 day pass when you go interstate.

  10. #565

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    way to go smelly i have also being for a river trip allwent well but the motor still ran at normal operateing temp with no poppets in thermostat no worries first day first thing next morning motor sounded a little rought checked around headgasket looked ok pulled plugs they were oily cleaned

  11. #566

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Tahnsk boys.

    WIl definitely do the linc and sinc as soon as the mechanics become avaibale - XMAS mad time!

    WIll keep you posted..

    Smelly

  12. #567

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    good on ya smelly, it was a great read and even better to know you fi nally got it going

  13. #568

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Yeah good on ya smelly, not a moment too soon either! (thumbs up)

    cheers fnq



  14. #569
    BaysideMarine
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    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Hi Smelly,

    Just got back from hols tonight and havent been near a computer in the last 2 weeks (going through your pms now).

    Anyway it sounds as if most things are sorted.

    Good work. Ready to work on another one????


  15. #570

    Re: Cooling System Warning Alarm

    Thanks boys - took it out again last night - no warning siren again...

    Question - where is the bast place to have my motor when wanting to ge ton plane - trimmed in or trimmed out..?

    I am still not going fast (<9 knts).

    When I tried to get on plane last night, it felt as though the whole boat was going to fly off th water.

    Wht position shold th emotor be in?

    Hopefully, I ge tmy motor linked and sinced tomorrow..

    Smelly


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