Answer
Apr 26, 2023 - 03:18 AM
The temperature gage is your first indicator. The second is when you see an oil slick coming out of the exhaust of the boat. Both of these are failure notifications. If you’re buying a new boat and there’s an oil slick, it’s a problem. Coming from where is the real issue. But it’s either a leaking port in the engine, leaking cooler, leaking exhaust, and the list continues. It’s smartest to change our your oil coolers and exhaust components on a reasonably regular interval. As environmental conditions change based on your location on this globe, you’ll be best served to establish a relationship with a competent marine mechanic who will keep your boat running well. Fixing a broken boat is much more expensive than maintaining it.
