I have a 2000 Volvo Penta 5.7 GSi EFI With 266.5 hrs on it all in fresh water.
I had a marina 'de-winterize' it this spring and overheated it so bad that they thought it was on fire and used the fire extinguisher on it. I assume the water pump or impeller were gone but am not really a
mechanic
Turns out in overheating it so much they cracked the head and left melted pieces of paint and rubber in
the bottom of the boat.
I also noticed while looking from the outside back of the boat at the outdrive that the throttle cable housing and exhaust bellows are melted.
Now they are saying the gimbal bearing is gone but has nothing to do with the melt down.
Is this possible?
I had a marina 'de-winterize' it this spring and overheated it so bad that they thought it was on fire and used the fire extinguisher on it. I assume the water pump or impeller were gone but am not really a
mechanic
Turns out in overheating it so much they cracked the head and left melted pieces of paint and rubber in
the bottom of the boat.
I also noticed while looking from the outside back of the boat at the outdrive that the throttle cable housing and exhaust bellows are melted.
Now they are saying the gimbal bearing is gone but has nothing to do with the melt down.
Is this possible?