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Old 14 August 2015, 14:30   #21
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At the top of the water cooling pipe there is a rubber grommet that expands and is covering the end of the pipe. It will look like a bellybutton or a balloon knot!
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Old 14 August 2015, 15:02   #22
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At the top of the water cooling pipe there is a rubber grommet that expands and is covering the end of the pipe. It will look like a bellybutton or a balloon knot!
Hmm do you mean the pipe that leads to the telltale?
Pic of what I could find:
http://imgur.com/GHTwhli]

The top of the pipe is the thing on the left
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No, under the powerhead.
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No, under the powerhead.
Sorry this might sound stupid, but what and where is the powerhead?!
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Old 15 August 2015, 17:21   #25
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Anyone?
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Old 15 August 2015, 17:34   #26
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The powerhead is the engine part.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F...or_drawing.JPG
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Old 15 August 2015, 17:58   #27
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Aah right, thanks!
Can anyone describe where the grommet thing is?
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Old 15 August 2015, 19:50   #28
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I think you would be best to show this thread to your mechanic mate. It should give him plenty of tips to go looking for the problem.

If you watched/helped him it would be a good introduction into O/B maintenance.
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Old 15 August 2015, 20:01   #29
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I think you would be best to show this thread to your mechanic mate. It should give him plenty of tips to go looking for the problem.

If you watched/helped him it would be a good introduction into O/B maintenance.
I do know a bit about mechanics btw, it might not sound like it but I'm not totally clueless!
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hi Neil

a good starting point is to buy a service manual off e-bay i got one on disc for £6 the other one is look on you-tube for D-rays outboard maintenance various engines on there changing impellers etc you will get to know bits off him and your way round an engine.

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hi Neil

a good starting point is to buy a service manual off e-bay i got one on disc for £6 the other one is look on you-tube for D-rays outboard maintenance various engines on there changing impellers etc you will get to know bits off him and your way round an engine.

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I'll take a look, thanks
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