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RE: lv-ab: Water in the oil

From: Tim Holock (no email)
Date: Tue Jul 19 2005 - 17:55:33 EDT

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    Thanks for all your replies. Found a Yanmar dealer in Marblehead. He said
    yes, if the bearing is going the pump could leak into the pan as well as
    externally. Will put in a rebuild kit when I get there tomorrow, in fact I
    may let them install it just to be safe. Really hope thats the problem. And
    as an aside, after thats fixed, if it is, I'll talk to you about how I can
    make the water heater work. Yes Carl, its a 140degree thermostat, but even
    at that would hope there is some way to get the heater above maybe an
    ambient 80degrees. I should stir myself and look for blocked hoses, etc.
    Maybe I'm a product of my time, though. If I run the Honda 2000i for fifteen
    minutes, connected to the 120v side of the water heater, I get REALLY hot
    water for only a few drops of gasoline.
     
    Tim
    still in Scituate, Ma

      _____

    IN RE: your water heater that doesn't heat water, they don't work well on a
    raw water cooled engine=2E Insufficient heat transfer to the water due to
    volume of flow and if I recall in your case a 140 deg therm=2E


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