No. a blockage somewhere will, however. might be the grommet for the water tube under the powerhead, a bad waterpump, torn pump grommet, or a blockage in the water passages at powerhead.
No----On most motors the water coming out the tell tale does not even go through the motor at all.------Thermostat on your motor usually fails in the open position.----So why are you asking this question ?
No----On most motors the water coming out the tell tale does not even go through the motor at all.------Thermostat on your motor usually fails in the open position.----So why are you asking this question ?
If water pump is new then maybe the wee hose or fitting off the block is plugged.----If testing in a bucket the water needs to be 6" above the impeller.
If water pump is new then maybe the wee hose or fitting off the block is plugged.----If testing in a bucket the water needs to be 6" above the impeller.
the garbage can method is better, as it puts backpressure on the motor.just be sure it's not sucking anything up. take the hose out of the nipple, and blow into it. might just be clogged. is it overheating? water coming out the exhaust ?
No temp gauge. The second I saw the water stop flowing from the pee hole I shut it down so it would not over heat the engine or melt the impeller in the water pump. There was no water flowing from the two exhaust holes under the engine.
This gasket dose not come in the kit. It look like they may have replaced it with a odd shaped o ring type seal. Anybody know what is going on with this?
scatgo the generous host of this free forum offers that gasket (325535) and parts diagrams for several different 1989 35hp Johnson motors, yours probably included
Please dont post info and links to other retailers. Several of your posts have been editted or deleted per the rules you agreed to when you joined.
