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I'll need to let this ferment a bit and see what I come up with. Plus I'm curious and want to follow the process...

That's a good possibility!

I don't have a clue other than something is rubbing/slipping.. maybe the flywheel or a belt?

The volume hasn't changed just the physical properties of a portion of fluid. Really not much different than having a slug of air in the system..

The way I understand it is brake fluid in liquid form is not compressible but when vaporized it is compressible hence the spongy pedal.

Wallies are tasty but we don't have much here.. the state stocks them but hard to find.. I really like the salt fish better! Snapper are lovely on the grill...

Put a pressure gauge on it.

I love eating them! I'll even fry up the little ones.

Just you and me

I have one in my motorcycle and it's doing well after 6 years. I don't ride like I used to but the batt holds up with a maintenance charge.

This is a forum on the Internet and in your defense truth and lies are rampant in the Internet environment so compromise is a strong suite..

They're kinda picky on charge/discharge but I say you did good...

And I'm betting you cleaned it up before you gave it up... good vibes..

As kcassells mentioned, 3M makes some good stuff for automobile trim. I think the trim on my old truck is put on with double sided tape and it's 22 years old and still sticking...

I guess you could shim it and get a bit more use...

Yep that's the starting point but be prepared to make some adjustments..

By the way your asking a lot of the glue at 25 years.. most of the rub rail I've seen fits into a plastic or aluminum channel and the rubber shrinks a lot in 25 years...

Dang that sucker slipped over board a few months ago, just box it up and send it to me. I'll cover shipping and a finder fee:)

Ok I'm not too familiar with your setup I'd best bow out.. good luck

Thermostat housing is where the boat gauge gets it's temp so that's a good place to start but while you're at it you might as well check other areas...and yea the if thermometer would be fine...