2003 5.7 Volvo Penta water in oil

Jamz33

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Boat started getting hot. Thought it was maybe something minor (thermostat, impeller, water pump) all checked out good. Then I noticed water in the oil. Pulled the plugs. Blowing water out of #4 and #6. I know it could be a plethora of things, but where do I start?
 

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Jamz33

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I took the exhaust manifold off and I noticed as I took the bolts out that the 2 bolts closest to 4 & 6 were discolored and rusty. I assume that may say something?
 

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Jamz33

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I think the gasket ripped as I was removing it.
 

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Scott Danforth

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I think you have a manifold to riser leak on this side. there should be NO rust in the port.

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Jamz33

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I think you have a manifold to riser leak on this side. there should be NO rust in the port.

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Ok. I didn’t put pressure to anything but I filled the water side up and nothing came out of the exhaust ports. But nothing may show up unless I put pressure to it?

How exactly is the best way to pressurize the manifold and riser together? I’m just not sure how to cap off the outlet side.
 

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You visually inspect the gaskets and gasket surface between the two, and you fill the manifold with acetone (seeps thru smaller cracks)

However if you boat in salt water, expect about 5-7 years max on the life of a manifold
 
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