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    Thanks Rojo, Since this is a new issue since putting in a new "kit" i am wondering if either I did not install it properly or a bad (wharped) kit? As you have previously stated "human error" is a likely culprit

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    No harm in replacing the thermostat to rule it out. You know, the water flowing thru it is not always clean; crud can collect there and restrict. Boats.net will have diagrams and parts of all kinds for your motor (Serial #) at decent prices with prompt shipping, check 'em out. Just a moment...
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    Started getting things ready to pull it apart tomorrow. When I pulled the cowling found this unplugged sits right behind the front cowling latch???? Looking for what it is ????

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    It looks like it plugs into the sensor or harness behind the plug that you have in the foreground.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jjue1979 View Post
    It looks like it plugs into the sensor or harness behind the plug that you have in the foreground.
    Thanks, yes it plugged right in, has a keeper, not sure its purpose? wondering if related to my heating issues? It is right behind the front cowling latch so assuming, it got know loose on cowling releases. Researching diagrams. Thanks
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    [QUOTE=grizwilson;4528921]Started getting things ready to pull it apart tomorrow. When I pulled the cowling found this unplugged sits right behind the front cowling latch???? Looking for what it is ????

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    jjue1979 you've got good eyes! I had to stare at the picture a bit before picking out the receptacle for the plug.

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    Fixed I think, the water pump base seal had fallen out and would not allow the tube to align properly and destroyed the grommet..... Thanks for the ideas.
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