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    Evinrude 30 hp 2 stroke water telltale

    Nevermind I'm parting this one out
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    Evinrude 30 hp 2 stroke water telltale

    Picked up a 1995 evinrude 2 cylinder 2 stroke 30 hp. The port on the water jacket cover needs help. Previous owner silicone a tube over this brass port but didn't hold. It's only sticking out about 4 mm (.16"). The jacket cover bolts more than likely will break if I try to remove it. (Try to tap...
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    3 cylinder 35 hp water holes sealant?

    Anyone work on one of these? Sealant around every little hole or just the 3 water passages?
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    Question. If I apply heat directly to the metal part of the overheat warning switch (switch removed from cylinder head ) should I be able to sound the warning horn? Heat from a heat gun.
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    2001 johnson 35 hp 3 cylinder trim noise

    Ok I'll try that next
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    2001 johnson 35 hp 3 cylinder trim noise

    Anyone know this knocking sound on trim down operation? I tilted all the way up, checked fluid level. Makes noise on down trim. Previous owner put in a new trim motor which appears to work fine.
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    3 cylinder 35 hp water holes sealant?

    Thanks all good info there. Still a little confused though. Manual says rtv around each of the 3 water passages. So that means no sealant used on all those tiny holes correct?
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    3 cylinder 35 hp water holes sealant?

    So seal around every little hole or just the 3 big ones?
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    3 cylinder 35 hp water holes sealant?

    Manual says to apply 1/16 bead of ge rtv around each water passage on the cylinder. I see the three bigger passages but what about all these tiny passages? The tiny holes are on the block only. No matching holes for those on the head surface. Anyone have the answer? And what is ge rtv? Can I...
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    2001 johnson 35 hp 3 cylinder

    Well found the issue. Owner told me the pump was changed 2 years ago and it actually produced a decent telltale but looking here lol. Only found the tip of one impeller fin. Rest look like they were smeared into oblivion inside the impeller cup.
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    I do have another question. Looks like the temp sensor moved away from the head from the heat. Do I leave it alone or replace it? I didn't see any water dripping from it
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    Well found the issue. Owner told me the pump was changed 2 years ago and it actually produced a decent telltale but looking here lol. Only found the tip of one impeller fin. Rest look like they were smeared into oblivion inside the impeller cup.
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    Possible the head may have been off and makes sense the rtv may have spread out to those little holes. Thanks. I'll keep digging
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    I don't see them listed on parts diagram. Shop manual says rtv around 3 water ports. I'm assuming the 3 my fingers and thumb are pointing to? But what about all those tiny holes? Nothing seals them?
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    Any idea what these tiny little seals around the small water ports are? Nothing is listed for that in the parts diagram.
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    I pulled the head. Looks pretty good to me. I guess I'll drop the lower. Here's some pics with head off. Anyone know if o rings for head are reusable? Also seems to be some kind of seal around each tiny water opening? See photos
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    New thermostat in. Same issue. Removed plastic thermostat housing from head. Started engine. No water coming out of gaping head hole. Just steam??
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    Testing thermostat with torch

    I know I should drop it in water but any harm heating the end of the thermostat with butane torch to see if the tip moves?
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    2001 johnson 35 hp 3 cylinder

    Thank you
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    2001 johnson 35 hp 3 cylinder

    I looked at the parts diagram for my model number. No tip shown. Only the one built into the brass thermostat
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