Last season I replaced water pump and worked fine. Just this Sat. pulling away from mooring thru anchorage area (4 mph), the buzzer goes off. I had a fairly good tell-tale stream too.
I shut off the motor for a minute...re-started and all was fine.
Same thing happened last night...this time after appx. 30 minutes of running 3000 rpm....went over a reef....strong rip water area....after passing the rip back onto smooth water...the buzzer goes off again.
I shut down for 30 secs. and all was fine for the ride home.
Okay...here's my concern. After the buzzer goes off, it supposed to take appx. 20-25 mins for the engine to cool down before the starting circuit will work. Why am I able to immediately re-start after buzzer goes off?
Thermostats tested well in June (they are 3 years old). Is there a pressure sensor in the power head causing this??
I shut off the motor for a minute...re-started and all was fine.
Same thing happened last night...this time after appx. 30 minutes of running 3000 rpm....went over a reef....strong rip water area....after passing the rip back onto smooth water...the buzzer goes off again.
I shut down for 30 secs. and all was fine for the ride home.
Okay...here's my concern. After the buzzer goes off, it supposed to take appx. 20-25 mins for the engine to cool down before the starting circuit will work. Why am I able to immediately re-start after buzzer goes off?
Thermostats tested well in June (they are 3 years old). Is there a pressure sensor in the power head causing this??