Excessive Engine Temperature
Possible Cause
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Seacock closed, if so equipped
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Drive belt loose or in poor condition
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Seawater pickups obstructed
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Faulty thermostat
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Coolant level low in closed cooling
section
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Heat exchanger cores plugged with
foreign material
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Loss of pressure in closed cooling
section
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Closed cooling section dirty
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Faulty seawater pickup pump
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Seawater discharge restricted or plugged
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Seawater inlet hose kinked (restricted)
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Use of improperly designed hose on inlet side
of seawater pump allowing it to collapse
Insufficient Engine Temperature
Possible Cause
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Faulty thermostats
116
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Open.
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Replace and/or adjust belt.
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Remove obstruction.
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Replace.
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Check for cause of low coolant level and repair.
Fill system with proper coolant solution.
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Clean seawater side of water/water
heat exchanger, and seawater strainer.
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Check for leaks. Clean, inspect and test pres-
sure cap.
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Clean and flush.
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Repair.
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Clean exhaust elbow.
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Position hose to prevent kinking (restriction).
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Replace hose with wire reinforced design.
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Replace.
Remedy
Remedy