Yup! Something was stuck. And you’re right. Like I said once you touch it, it just keeps going on to the next weakest link. I don’t care for the system either. I like simple. Easy to fix and not a lot of moving parts…. Thanks for watching and commenting.

😂😂🤣I don’t that that’s a turd. It was there when I got there 😂🤣

Omg!! I just watched the vid on my big screen🤣😂😂I saw it fall out! Good thing I washed the area when I was done! 🤣😂

@@CarolinaMarineGroupCharleston Ha! 🤪 I was going to post the time stamps. But, I didn't want to be 'that guy' even though my OCD was screaming at me too. That's so cool you caught it. Strong work.💪

@@lightning9279 🤣😂😂🤣

Yes! For once! It was an easy project. Just time sensitive. I said I would never work on vacuflush again. And yet here I am., covered in it. 😂🤣Thanks for watching.

@@jonathantibbs2659 I’ll have to try and remember I know that we sent the exhaust back down to D’angelo. They weren’t all that bad getting out by myself. The turbos were also sent down to Florida, but I’m not quite sure D’angelo did those. There’s a few places around one up in North Carolina and another one down in Florida that does good turbos.

@@zachcraig4777 well thank you!! That’s great news that this was helpful. I was also surprised to see no info on the injectors. So I hope it helps! Thanks for watching

Thank you! 👍😃

I think I did explained that in a vid when I was working on a turbo. My answer is usually the same. 😂🤣🤣 I always say I am classically trained. As in. Things break I fix them. I have been fixing/ building/repairing stuff since I was a little kid. Everything builds on one another. I did that before and this is like that… so this is how it must work or why it’s broken. A lot of things I’m looking at for the first time. A lot of it is just the courage to take it apart. lol. I mean hell it’s already broken right? Thanks for watching and commenting!

I used to like sportfishing boats… then when you start working on them and get a bit older you realize, wow there is no room in here to work. How am I going to get anything out of here! I’ll take a motor yacht with a walk in engine room any day. Trade speed for comfort and workability

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!

Very good question. I’ll answer them todays’ video 😊

The only thing I used an adjustable for was to use it as a hammer to crack the paint off the fittings with a small screwdriver. 😂🤣. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@CarolinaMarineGroupCharleston Good save :). have a good night, sure I will have more comments on your next one, hope you dont delete me :)

@ 😂🤣🤣all good. I don’t mind the abuse. Although I do look at my can of neverseise and think of you. 😂🤣 have a great night

I would start with your charge valves. Everything works well otherwise? Hard to say without being there. But I would start there.

@@CarolinaMarineGroupCharleston Yes, they all work fine; but just all stiff. So I let out the air first, but after, when the valve caps are opened will all the fluid in the tank and the two stations above it all drain out ??

If you want you can call me and I may be able to help over the phone 860-209-7609

Just left you a response in your other txt. I would start with charge valves.

@@mikfax he got it moved by mid day. So all good. 😃

Thank you for the comment! I will work on my audio.

Thanks for watching!! 😃

@@coryraymer3011 😂😂🤣thank you. Much appreciated.

wow! thank you! let me know if there is something you would like me to do or cover. would be happy to do a video on it. Thanks for watching!

I guess they lost the engine. lol I saw them heading solth on the ICW when I was coming back from a sea trial this afternnon so I guess they got it going. Don't know for how long. they may be a new neighbor for you.

@ We’ve had our share of abandoned boats lately!

Sure! Why not lets see what you bring and what we can make out of it.

I think it’s injectors.

Does not seem to be burning antifreeze 😃

I'm thinking injector. oil is not dropping antifreeze is not dropping everything is cooling like it should. smoke smells of unburned fuel not oil or the sweet smell of antifreeze.

No oil burn. He said that that smoke has been happening for a long time well before he overheated the engine. There’s an oil sheen on the water so I’m thinking it may be an injector.

Except the owner tells me it’s been like that for a while…. And there is a sheen in the water. Making me think with the white smoke it could be injectors.

Well…. No we didn’t fix anything. 😂😂🤣 we got the engine running and replaced the impeller so it does not over heat anymore. This is all new stuff not that it runs 🤣🤣😂but he said this has been going on for a while. So with an oil sheen and white smoke I may be leaning towards injectors.

I would agree. But!! He says that it has been doing it way before he had the over heat. And he has an oil sheen in the water.

Or injectors. We are sourcing it now. I’ll keep you posted 😃

Possible. But I see oil sheen in the water. Could be injectors. Will have to run and see if we loose antifreeze. 😃

Thank you for watching. Hope it was entertaining as well as informative

175. But make an offer they would like it sold. They just are not going to use it. Installing new batteries today.

I forget to say sometimes lol. Sorry. I think it was a 44 saber flybridge with Cummins pods! 😮

Around $5000.00. lol. The new cooling pump is $3000. lol. I would call it a ram. But I could be wrong. Fact… probably am. It’s like calling an engine a motor. lol

Thank you!!!

lo thank you! and yes just like a bigger boat! I was able to get one of my other pry bars in and that did help out a lot. the space as usual was limited at best. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@johnrbh I actually found a 12 V Espresso Machine in Fort Lauderdale that’s from Europe. And I have it on one of my boats. It only makes espresso. I’m in the marina now I’ll see if I can take a picture of it for you and send it to you it’s a really really neat machine and actually makes a good espresso. It uses pods and Coffee Supplier makes pods right on site so I get to have my coffee anytime I want.

@@johnrbh awesome thanks for watching and yes, I know about both of those tools. I have used them in my shop before. Sadly, I was at the Fort Lauderdale boat show this past weekend and every coffee shop I went in. I basically had to walk out of because they just had no idea what they were doing. It drove me absolutely nuts and couldn’t wait to get home to actually pull a good shot of espresso lol. Thanks for commenting and see you out in the water.

😂😂leave some random stuff on board your boat. I’ll cook something for you. See what we get.🤣😂

@@CarolinaMarineGroupCharlestonI’m not sure if I should be afraid or not! 😂

Thank you! much apprectated!

You should have said hi! What boat was I on? I don’t usually call the marina unless I’m on a big boat. lol. I try to come and go quietly. lol.

@@CarolinaMarineGroupCharleston Miss Emily I waved but you were busy, didn't want to interrupt you by hailing you. See you soon I'm sure!

Thanks!

Do you know that’s a great idea. I used to have a set of those before my truck was stolen with all my tools in it. Now that you mention it, that’s probably something that I should buy and put back on my truck. I also like to use a box wrench and turn it 16th of an inch just for comedic effect as well for video.😂🤣🤣🤣

4200 i’m not that big of a jerk🤣😂 4200 is removable

😂🤣🤣thanks!! Sorry to put you to sleep on the rest of my videos 😂😂🤣

@@daryllarson9615 😂😂🤣🤣I was thinking the same thing! So you don’t like it when I sit there and you just watch me fiddle around with it? I’ve had people ask me to do that. I just think it’s a little bit boring so you find the same thing.

@@daryllarson9615 a lot of times.. break cleaner. Sometimes most of it will wipe off with a rag.

Just don’t spray the brake cleaner in the engine room take it on the dock lol you don’t want it to blow up😂🤣

@@russoley8995 I agree 100% and I wanted to put it on the gasket as well. I had a whole bottle of it up in my truck.😂🤣 but the gasket was supposed to go on dry and the last guy didn’t do me any favors by putting it on so I left it off🤣🤣

@@CarolinaMarineGroupCharleston I still would of used it on the threads, as you could be the one who has to remove it next time. would not have put on the gasket, that slivery stuff is some kind of glue. ...as for do I like watching. NOT SURE as I would of done it a little differently as in using the socket first to snug up the right side so I would not have to hold the weight while doing the left side with nuts only... Not saying you were wrong just a different way, I use to tell guys I was training as long as it doesnt take you forever, you dont break anything or get hurt it all good. and sometimes they would come up with easier way. I only watch about 12 mins as I have other things to get done. seems all you tube people say not many scrib not sure why as you can remove it easy. I give youn credit as I would just want to finish the joe and not be distracted with filming

@@russoley8995 thank you love all the comments in the feedback again like I always say I’m not the BLN doll and somebody might have a better way. And yes, as I was putting the bolts on, I was totally thinking of the never seas that was in my truck, but it was a quarter of a mile away and I’m hoping I don’t have to take them off again lol Boat ran great today no leaks. Everything was good and that was the gasket that was supplied from John Deere so that’s what I used. And yes, a lot of times I forget the film or just don’t film at all just cause I’m so concerned about just getting the job done and focusing on that and not filming which is why some of my videos look the way they do lol but thank you so much for watching, subscribing and commenting!

Because it’s easier cheaper and quicker to drop a complete rebuilt unit in. This was a charter boat with a lot of use. So time was a big factor. The one I took out was rebuilt and sitting on a shelf. lol. They are old units and parts are harder to come by. So for all those reasons … drop one that is ready to go back in. Thanks for watching and commenting! Hope yours are still working well. They are a good system. But when they start to go well.. they go.

Thank you for watching. Hope it was informative.