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Albin High temp issue
Moderator: Jeremyvmd
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- Swabby
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Tue Jul 15, 2008 9:54 am
- Location: Destin Fl
engine over heats
I have a 1995 Albin TE 300 Peninsular Gm block. I bought it used in 2000. It started to run hot a year later when I was above 3200 rpm. Changed the raw water inpeller and checked the heat exchanger and found half doz. impeller parts cleaned them out and it helped a little. Then was told to reduce antifreeze water mix. I use dex-cool went to a 30/70 mix with dex-cool being 30 and water 70. Now runs 185-195 at 2900-3000 rpm. The gulf waters are now about 85.
billdoc
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Re: Albin High temp issue
My guess from past experience, there may be small impeller "pieces" stuck in the various coolers.
- chiefrcd
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Re: Albin High temp issue
I have a Yanmar and mine runs about 185 at the hottest. I've also had a fouled heat exchanger and my only symptom was that the intake side of the intercooler hose would blow off, dumping sea water into my engine compartment like a fire hose. I used Ryd-Lyme and those post are here somewhere. Lots of junk came out....and I've not had a problem since. Yanmars are also famous to holding onto pieces of the pencil zincs that don't completely desolve away....Ryd-Lyme will take care of that issue also.
Albin 28TE "Southwind"