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I'm looking for a site that has information on these two engines. I'm
about to acquire one not sure if it's QM or GM. Is raw water cooled would like to possibly convert it to fresh water cooling. -- |
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James,
Try contacting SenDure Products: http://www.sen-dure.com/ They used to supply kits for all kinds of things. Matt Colie -- target of diversity victim of affirmative action refugee from the war on poverty minimized by political correctness James wrote: I'm looking for a site that has information on these two engines. I'm about to acquire one not sure if it's QM or GM. Is raw water cooled would like to possibly convert it to fresh water cooling. |
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On Apr 6, 9:17 am, "James" wrote:
I'm looking for a site that has information on these two engines. I'm about to acquire one not sure if it's QM or GM. Is raw water cooled would like to possibly convert it to fresh water cooling. -- Call the yanmar rep and get the mechanics man for the engine you recive. and either buy the tool kit with the spcail tools or find a local repaire place that will let you copy the tools they have. Yan mars can be bloody touchy but the manual can let you rebuild almost the entire engine. |
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On Apr 6, 9:17 am, "James" wrote:
I'm looking for a site that has information on these two engines. I'm about to acquire one not sure if it's QM or GM. Is raw water cooled would like to possibly convert it to fresh water cooling. -- Hi: As a 3QM30H owner built in 1978, why do you fell it is necessary to convert to fresh water cool? I am braced for all the flames.........................., Keep It Simple Bob |
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Bob wrote:
On Apr 6, 9:17 am, "James" wrote: I'm looking for a site that has information on these two engines. I'm about to acquire one not sure if it's QM or GM. Is raw water cooled would like to possibly convert it to fresh water cooling. -- Hi: As a 3QM30H owner built in 1978, why do you fell it is necessary to convert to fresh water cool? I am braced for all the flames.........................., Keep It Simple Bob We're considering adding a hot water heater to the boat. Jim -- |
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With absolutely no flame intended ... a fresh water cooled engine will
last longer, can be run at higher operating temperatures thus better combustion efficiency, etc. etc. There are many sources of 'add-on' or conversions to make an old raw cooled into a freshwater cooled engine. The Atomic-4 fans have been doing it for years and consider it to be THE most efficient and least costly item to prolong an engine's service life. What usually 'kills' a marine diesel is internal corrosion of the block, etc. NOT the engine 'wearing out'. Freshwater cooling nearly eliminates that probability and no matter or whether the raw water side is cooled with freshwater or sal****er. :-) In article . com, Bob wrote: On Apr 6, 9:17 am, "James" wrote: I'm looking for a site that has information on these two engines. I'm about to acquire one not sure if it's QM or GM. Is raw water cooled would like to possibly convert it to fresh water cooling. -- Hi: As a 3QM30H owner built in 1978, why do you fell it is necessary to convert to fresh water cool? I am braced for all the flames.........................., Keep It Simple Bob |
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Rich,
You are completely correct, and that aside. James, As you are looking to get hot water heater of the engine jacket, do some careful research. It is possible to do this by breaking into the coolant cycle inside the thermostat on most engines. This may not require the closed cooling conversion. Matt Colie Lifelong Waterman, Licensed Mariner and Pathological Sailor Rich Hampel wrote: With absolutely no flame intended ... a fresh water cooled engine will last longer, can be run at higher operating temperatures thus better combustion efficiency, etc. etc. There are many sources of 'add-on' or conversions to make an old raw cooled into a freshwater cooled engine. The Atomic-4 fans have been doing it for years and consider it to be THE most efficient and least costly item to prolong an engine's service life. What usually 'kills' a marine diesel is internal corrosion of the block, etc. NOT the engine 'wearing out'. Freshwater cooling nearly eliminates that probability and no matter or whether the raw water side is cooled with freshwater or sal****er. :-) In article . com, Bob wrote: On Apr 6, 9:17 am, "James" wrote: I'm looking for a site that has information on these two engines. I'm about to acquire one not sure if it's QM or GM. Is raw water cooled would like to possibly convert it to fresh water cooling. -- Hi: As a 3QM30H owner built in 1978, why do you fell it is necessary to convert to fresh water cool? I am braced for all the flames.........................., Keep It Simple Bob |
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On Apr 12, 1:53 pm, Rich Hampel wrote:
With absolutely no flame intended ... a fresh water cooled engine will last longer, I guess this is where I say, mine has lasted since 1978. My raw water cooled has worked just fine at 140 F... I agree on paper that fresh water cooled has many advantages, but in reality that 750 lb anvil has worked well on raw water for 30 years. If aint broke why fix it? Bob |
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