Hello. i have a 2007 regal 1900 volvo penta 4.3Gl... ive changed impeller, sea pump, and thermostat. The boat will sometimes run 175 and sometimes run 215 degrees. Any ideas on what else to check? thank you.
I have 09 merc 20 hp 4 stroke that dies when I accelerate unless i throttle past that point. I has done it since new. I have cleaned carb , replaced line filters and fuel pump and squeeze ball . Any ideas
Let me look into my crystal ball and see. Nope, it's black. No idea. But, usually when an engine dies on acceleration it is because of a lean mixture. Idle too lean, accelerator pump not working properly or restricted main jet. There are other possible causes, but to identify the problem requires a proper diagnostic, not just random guesses. Thanks for watching.
There is no time interval on replacing the timing belt. The manual states: "While turning the flywheel magnet clock- wise, check the interior a and the exte- rior b of the timing belt. Replace the timing belt if cracked, damaged, or worn." Belt should be inspected annually or every 100 hours whichever comes first. That said, good practice is to replace the timing belt after ten years. This is based on general condition of the motor. Does it look like it will make it another ten years, if so, replace the belt.
There is no adjustment for belt tension. One thing to remember is the aluminum block and head expand when they warm up, so if you are looking at your belt tension on a cold engine it may seem a little loose compared to a hot engine.
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Brilliant advice.Throwing parts at anything is a mugs game.
Good advice Jim! Just like hot rods it never pays to through parts at a problem you haven’t had diagnosed
great video thanks for taking your time to help us want to be mechanics lol
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Hello. i have a 2007 regal 1900 volvo penta 4.3Gl... ive changed impeller, sea pump, and thermostat. The boat will sometimes run 175 and sometimes run 215 degrees. Any ideas on what else to check? thank you.
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I have 09 merc 20 hp 4 stroke that dies when I accelerate unless i throttle past that point. I has done it since new. I have cleaned carb , replaced line filters and fuel pump and squeeze ball . Any ideas
Let me look into my crystal ball and see. Nope, it's black. No idea. But, usually when an engine dies on acceleration it is because of a lean mixture. Idle too lean, accelerator pump not working properly or restricted main jet. There are other possible causes, but to identify the problem requires a proper diagnostic, not just random guesses. Thanks for watching.
Hi, can you tell how often need to change belt yamaha 9.9 mhm?
There is no time interval on replacing the timing belt. The manual states: "While turning the flywheel magnet clock-
wise, check the interior a and the exte-
rior b of the timing belt. Replace the
timing belt if cracked, damaged, or worn."
Belt should be inspected annually or every 100 hours whichever comes first.
That said, good practice is to replace the timing belt after ten years. This is based on general condition of the motor. Does it look like it will make it another ten years, if so, replace the belt.
@@CanadaWideMarine Thanks, my yamaha is 2016 year in perfect condition. But I think what belt is too lose. How to know that belt tension is good?
There is no adjustment for belt tension. One thing to remember is the aluminum block and head expand when they warm up, so if you are looking at your belt tension on a cold engine it may seem a little loose compared to a hot engine.
Where are you located?
We are on the West coast of Canada, Sunshine Coast, North of Vancouver.