Water issue on a 130hp

[Chrisfusmc]

Some if you may chuckle at this. I picked up a boat with a Chrysler 130 on the back. Got the motor to fire but no water is coming out of the pee hole. I used muffs and I know that sometimes they don't fit tight and that's why there's no water but the engine has been sitting for 7 years (best I can figure) and I would just rather go through some trouble shooting steps before I drop it in the water and have to load it right back up. I was going to snake the pee hole. One problem though. I can't find the damn thing!! Had my dad over and he couldn't find it either. Can someone please tell me where it is and also if there are any other basic steps I can take to get this water moving. Thanks.

 

[Tnstratofam]

Unless a previous owner installed one it probably doesn't have a typical tell tale. The Chryslers have an exhaust snout on the leg midway down where water comes out and water comes out the lower exhaust snout as well. It sounds ro me like you need a new impeller.

 

[SkiDad]

if it's been sitting that long the impeller vanes are too set to pump water at idle. The impellers are only 20 bucks here on iboats. http://www.iboats.com/Water-Pump-Imp...view_id.221794

see this article on how to change: http://forums.iboats.com/forum/engin...hange?t=231685

 

[Chrisfusmc]

I appreciate the help but I can't seem to find the correct impeller. When I look it up by hp it's not listed and I put the model or S/N in nothing comes up. Sorry about the noob questions but I didn't know Chrysler even made an outboard until I bought this boat.

 

[Tnstratofam]

http://www.iboats.com/mall/partfinde...n_id=973778188

This link should take you to what should be the correct impeller.

 

[SkiDad]

oops - i didn't realize the 130 was different from the early force impellers - go with what tnstsaysratofam says

 

[Nordin]

The 3 and 4 cylinder Chrysler used the same gearhouse for a very long time.
There are some difference in the middle of the 70.es.

Check at Maxrules, they have alot of impellers for Chrysler engines.