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I was having an issue with one of my engines (Volvo Penta 5.7 GSI). The alternator had a funky smell, smoke & very hot, it was only 2 years old. I replaced it thinking it was bad, well the brand new one did the same thing right away. My question is, anyone have any idea what might be going...
Looking to replace my pump & float switch in my engine compartment. I have a 33 foot four winns vista. My question is what is the best pump and switch combo that will turn on when the water is less than 2" in depth, also a switch that actually works great and doesn't get stuck open all the...
I have a 1999 Volvo Penta 5.7 GSI. the last 2 years I have been hearing this high pitched noise coming from the top of the engine. I have been doing some research and I'm thinking the HP fuel pump is the issue. Any thoughts before I dive into removing it would be appreciated? I'm guessing the...
I changed the impeller in my 2003 Mercury 5HP 2 stroke yesterday and the question I have is: is there a rule of thumb for setting the shift rod in the right position as for I never marked the spot before disconnecting it?
thanks for your help
I changed the impeller in my 2003 Mercury 5HP 2 stroke yesterday and the question I have is: is there a rule of thumb for setting the shift rod in the right position as for I never marked the spot before disconnecting it?
thanks for your help