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 exhaust in cooling water
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06/19/10 06:59 PM
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Jared S.
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I have a 40 hp. Mercury 4 cyl. 2 stroke
I have exahust coming out with the cooling water. Never did that before. I have replaced the exahust baffle gaskets. I saw no cracks on the exhaust side....
Could a bad water pump allow exhaust to mix with the cooling water?
thanks for your time
Jared S.
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Re: exhaust in cooling water
[Re: Jared S.]
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06/19/10 08:38 PM
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Mike Halfmann the boatmann
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Cooling water is suppose to mix with exhaust. That is how it helps cool the engine and also quite the exhaust.
mike halfmann
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Re: exhaust in cooling water
[Re: Mike Halfmann the boatmann]
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06/19/10 11:53 PM
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BassHunter 69
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Cooling water is suppose to mix with exhaust. That is how it helps cool the engine and also quite the exhaust. +1
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Re: exhaust in cooling water
[Re: BassHunter 69]
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06/21/10 07:21 PM
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Jared S.
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Ok, but its not normall for exhaust to come on the pee hole is it? Can this be from a bad water pump?
thanks
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