How to solve ten diesel-engine cooling problems

Article Abstract:

Marine deisel temperature problems are usually caused by either broken V-belts, low coolant levels, stuck thermostats, plugged systems, air locks, closed or blocked intakes, plugged strainers, broken raw-water pump impellers, weeping pumps or leaking heat exchangers.

Marine engines, Heating, cooling and ventilation

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Do your own diesel maintenance

Article Abstract:

Sailboat owners should know the model, make, year and size of their diesel engine. Step-by-step instructions are presented for changing the oil, replacing the impeller and bleeding the fuel lines.

Sailboats

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Engine hints for the spring

Article Abstract:

A checklist of areas in a marine diesel engine that should be inspected each spring is presented. Detailed directions for servicing the mixing elbow, seawater pump and heat exchanger are included.

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