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re: Does anyone know of a Volvo Marine mechanic in the BR
Posted on 3/27/12 at 1:43 pm to tgrbaitn08
Posted on 3/27/12 at 1:43 pm to tgrbaitn08
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Allen Marine Service, Inc.
this old bastard can rot in hell.
Brought my boat to him for warranty work and he parked the boats so close you couldnt walk between them, i get home and there is a fresh 27' scratch from front to back. I know for a fact it wasnt there when I brought to him. He cussed me and told me he hadnt scratched a boat in 30 years.. and after he cussed me first I let him have it. so bringing it to him is out of the question.
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Posted on 3/27/12 at 1:58 pm to dirtyNinja
I'm sure it's still a pully driven water pump that is located up near your alternator or power steering pump. It's called a seawater pump and the engine water pump just circulates the water that the seawater pump pulls from the foot.
Those are the only 2 water pumps you have.
Mercruisers have the pump in the foot, but Volvos don't.
Replacing the impeller is quite easy. Iboats forum used to have manuals for download.
Those are the only 2 water pumps you have.
Mercruisers have the pump in the foot, but Volvos don't.
Replacing the impeller is quite easy. Iboats forum used to have manuals for download.
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