Thanks for the video, good to see another Tiara owner (we have a 98 3100 with the Crusaders as well). Having some overheating issued on the port engine, your videos is helpful to troubleshoot!
@user-id8ng9eq9h3 жыл бұрын
Do you know the temp range spec?
@castawaymusic1443 жыл бұрын
454 XLi engines should have a 170 degree thermostat in them. At cruise mine ran at 170. When the raw water system had restrictions that would increase. If the engines were running at 180 I knew there was an issue going on. Cheers! Thanks for watching!
@user-id8ng9eq9h3 жыл бұрын
@@castawaymusic144 Thx, yeah I'm just short of 180 when cruising at 3,200 RPMS. I know the heat exchangers are clear. I just had them apart. I'm not sure about the condition of the oil coolers or impellers. I just installed new risers this year.
@tiaramisu3 жыл бұрын
The exhaust manifolds if they're older than 15 years can cause a problem. They restrict the flow of coolant out of them and the coolant heats up because it stays in the manifolds too long. When I changed my exhaust manifolds that were 21 years old, the engines stayed much cooler.
@MYNautiGirl2 жыл бұрын
@@tiaramisu how hard of a job is the exhaust manifold on the 454XLI? I have a ton of room in my 41' Concorde and I'm thinking of doing it myself over the winter. Did you do the job yourself or hire someone for it?
@tiaramisu2 жыл бұрын
@@MYNautiGirl it's a fairly straightforward job. It's my nephew in the video that's helped. You're not going to do it in a afternoon or a day. It's going to take a couple of days. Make sure you have a bolt extractor like I showed in the video in case you have any bolts that don't want to come out. Be sure to get new exhaust manifold bolts they will be 12 point bolts. If possible it's easiest to remove fittings from the old exhaust manifolds while the manifolds are on the engine then they can be reinstalled into the new manifolds. If there is anything else on the sides of the motors that you couldn't get to before, once the manifolds are off that's a great time to work on any of those things. Good! Cheers!