Yesterday I ran the engine then removed the intake manifold. There was no water in the intakes, but I have left the manifold off so Kenny can see the condition of the valves. They might need to be reseated.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
WAITING FOR KENNY
Kenny is the mechanic who rebuilt the pump for me. He gets universally high reviews. I am eager to get him aboard because I'm pretty sure he will know where the coolant is going and how to fix it.
Yesterday I ran the engine then removed the intake manifold. There was no water in the intakes, but I have left the manifold off so Kenny can see the condition of the valves. They might need to be reseated.
Yesterday I ran the engine then removed the intake manifold. There was no water in the intakes, but I have left the manifold off so Kenny can see the condition of the valves. They might need to be reseated.
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I am a friend of the Burfords and have been lurking on this site for some time. As an avid boater, I sympathise with your ongoing updates. I trust the mechanic will confirm that everything is functioning as it should. Not much is scarier on the water than a motor one cannot rely on.
ReplyDeleteHi Rick,
DeleteThanks for the comment. You are right about losing a motor at sea. Fortunately we have sails and I think we could learn how to use them if we had to. But it is one of biggest fears.