water logged A2 update
The problem was a breach in the exhaust manifold wall allowing water into the exhaust chamber. When the motor is running the exhaust was enough to push the water out. When at low RPM or when the motor was shut off the water ran into the exhasut side into the cylinders and would drain down into the carb.
Regarding the water line This was the configuration when I bought the boat and I thought this was the proper configuration.
Since there is no thermostat in the system I assumed it was another way to regulate water flow. The boat is sailed in ME and generally in sub 60 degree water. It is hard to get the motor above 130 degrees without adjusting the water flow by either opening the loop lin or the return line which increases the water temperature.
I am only guessing here.
Tim
The problem was a breach in the exhaust manifold wall allowing water into the exhaust chamber. When the motor is running the exhaust was enough to push the water out. When at low RPM or when the motor was shut off the water ran into the exhasut side into the cylinders and would drain down into the carb.
Regarding the water line This was the configuration when I bought the boat and I thought this was the proper configuration.
Since there is no thermostat in the system I assumed it was another way to regulate water flow. The boat is sailed in ME and generally in sub 60 degree water. It is hard to get the motor above 130 degrees without adjusting the water flow by either opening the loop lin or the return line which increases the water temperature.
I am only guessing here.
Tim
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