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Engine Block Crack Test4/20/2021
Youll need to replace part of the engines oil, something to keep in mind if youre planning a purchase or even if you dont seal the deal.
Engine Block Test Driver Clean 1Items you will need Screwdriver Clean 1-quart container Step 1 Locate the engines oil drain.![]() On an outboard, the oil drain usually is on the rear or side of the engines lower cowling, around the bottom part of the engine. If the drain is not visible outside the lower cowling, use a screwdriver to remove the screws holding the cowling in place and take off the cowling. On inboard and inboard-outboard boats, the oil drain is at the bottom of the oil pan. Open the oil drain and allow about a pint of oil to drain into the container. Step 3 Inspect the oil visually for cloudiness, a clear indicator of water in the oil and of a cracked engine block. Feel the oil for bits of metal, also a clear indication of internal damage. ![]() Odd sounds or flying bits of metal are another clear indicator of a cracked block; look for these signs while the engine is running. References Evinrude Repair Manual -- 2.5- to 250-Horsepower Models, 2002-2007; Seloc Marine; 2007 About the Author Will Charpentier is a writer who specializes in boating and maritime subjects. A retired ship captain, Charpentier holds a doctorate in applied ocean science and engineering. ![]() Photo Credits Steve MasonPhotodiscGetty Images About Accessibility Terms of Use Privacy Policy Copyright Policy Manage Preferences Copyright Leaf Group Ltd Leaf Group Lifestyle, all rights reserved.
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