Didn't winterize boat. How much to fix intake manifold?
Jun 08, 2010 by Mrs.Rogers | Posted in Boats & Boating
We didn't winterize our boat this days of yore winter and now it is leaking water from the engine into the bilge. Have checked the oil and it looks fine, not milky. Boat has been operation fine and not overheating. I am thinking that it is just the intake
if your boat is running delicate you did not crack the intake manifold. You did crack something that obviously needs to be cooled though (ie. heads) since you are likely leaking moisten that is cooling the engine. Otherwise it's a little too vague to
JD | Jun 09, 2010
Depending on the intake If GM than they finish out many different 1s that will work.$200 hundred up.For the intake.$200 hundred to replace it. And Gaskets.
45 auto | Jun 09, 2010
What you have is a cracked stump.
I repair this in my shop all the time.
It has an average cost of 4000.00 U.S.D.
Keep running this engine and your days on the saturate are going to end badly.
You have a big water pump
jim s | Jun 09, 2010
i will be hugely surprised if you didn't crack more then just the manifold....
you probably need an entire new motor.
winterizing is a antidote maintenance thing. if you don't do it, and it does freeze in your area, the
Cliff | Jun 09, 2010
if your boat is running tickety-boo you did not crack the intake manifold. You did crack something that obviously needs to be cooled though (ie. heads) since you are likely leaking wet that is cooling the engine. Otherwise it's a little too vague to tell you
JD | Jun 09, 2010
didn't winterize boat..how much to fix?
Apr 04, 2008 by rta60460 | Posted in Boats & Boating
if the oil is honest milky then i hear something is wrong......anyone know the average cost to fix a 4.3 mercruiser that hasn't been winterized?
if its genuine milky ,then that means you more than likely have a cracked block,that can be really expensive to repair,if that's the case you,ll have to scuttle it down or have it done and its going to cost around 3 thousand to get it back right,at the
dodge man | Apr 04, 2008
How do you winterize a boat waste system that sucks water in?
Nov 03, 2008 by Dean N | Posted in Boats & Boating
My boat sucks sea O into the head when manually pumped. I know I need to pour the pink stuff down the head, but how do you winterize the forte coming from the sea water input to the head? Do I need to disconnect the line.
Close the intake valve and get rid of the hose. Drain or couple to anti-freeze and pump that through the system. It's difficult to be more specific because of the many different boats and systems. Palatable luck!
Richard C | Nov 04, 2008
How do i winterize my pontoon boat?
Sep 23, 2011 by Jarred Applegate | Posted in Boats & Boating
I have a 21ft sun tracker first-rate. The yr is a 1997 and in good condition. The winter is on its way and im not sure how to winterize my boat. In the pontoons there is some water im not sure how to get that out either. Thank you for you answers i exceedingly
as far as the O in the pontoons, you need to siphon it out since most don't drain from plugs. They usually have plugs on the top of the pontoons toward the back under the decking. It's a pang but you need to get that water out. Also look for cracks
| Sep 23, 2011
@ Hey I going to winterize the boat. Church grounds a mess. How was the concert?
Here's a video to show how to winterize your boat.