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Old 22-05-2012, 15:00   #31
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Re: Overheating Volvo Penta MD2040

Are you saying to take the "internal" valve out and from the top of the case run the small dia tubing? In essence run the drippage to a drain that leads off of the boat.

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Old 22-05-2012, 15:04   #32
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Re: Overheating Volvo Penta MD2040

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One suggestion that I have seen on this forum is to take the antisiphon valve out completely and route a small diameter tube to the cockpit right above the forward drain. You can see if the water pump">raw water pump is working and it reduces rust in the engine room.
this works as well,but is probably better for larger engines,i would not reccomend it on 1 or 2 cylinder engines,where the impellor pump has a very small flow.

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Re: Overheating Volvo Penta MD2040

For $20US it is easier to fix that to find a way around it. Seemed like a small problem so never got around to looking into it. Thanks
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Old 23-05-2012, 06:34   #34
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Re: Overheating Volvo Penta MD2040

Thanks from me as well regarding my question. All very informative.
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Old 23-05-2012, 14:18   #35
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Re: Overheating Volvo Penta MD2040

Another option is to run a hose from the valve to a bottle so the drips go into the bottle. You do have to be careful to empty the bottle from time to time though.

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