John Patrick
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I have a 70hp Mercury, 79 model. Should water be coming from my exhaust or do I have a problem? If I do, what is the problem and possible solution?
John said:I have a 70hp Mercury, 79 model. Should water be coming from my exhaust or do I have a problem? If I do, what is the problem and possible solution?
Well there's a nice polite response that will motivate others to try and help.mckeemm said:Thanks Captain,
I spent fifty bucks on a manual and there is not a damn word in it about the vent I'm talking about. The local marina guys don't know what I'm talking about. I find it very unlikely that the vent hole is only on my motor. Somebody knows what it's for but I'm guessing that person isn't you.
Mark
What he needs is one person who knows, not a bunch a smart alecks that don't.RubberFrog said:Well there's a nice polite response that will motivate others to try and help.mckeemm said:Thanks Captain,
I spent fifty bucks on a manual and there is not a damn word in it about the vent I'm talking about. The local marina guys don't know what I'm talking about. I find it very unlikely that the vent hole is only on my motor. Somebody knows what it's for but I'm guessing that person isn't you.
Mark
Silvertip said:The poppet valve needs an atmospheric vent for the diaphram to work properly. Water is on one side of the diaghram and air on the other. If the diaphram has a hole in it, water passes through and exits the vent hole. That's the indicator that service is necessary.