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Created page with "'''General'''<br> Manufacturer: Yanmar<br> Description: Heat exchanger<br> Model/Part Number: 128990-4440<br> <br> '''Heat Exchanger O-rings'''<br> Manufacturer: Yanmar<br> Model/Part Number: 128990-44100<br> Description: O RING D65.6 X 3.53<br> Quantity: 4<br> <br> '''Radiator Cap'''<br> Manufacturer: Yanmar<br> Model/Part Number: 129673-44131<br> ''Obsolete'' Model/Part Number: 128990-44130<br> Description: CAP 0.95 BAR<br> <br> '''Coolant'''<br> Manufacturer: Yanmar<b..." |
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'''Heat Exchanger Cleaning''' <br> | '''Heat Exchanger Cleaning''' <br> | ||
*It is critical to flush the engine with fresh water before a period of inactivity <br> | *It is critical to flush the engine with fresh water before a period of inactivity <br> | ||
*Pacwest in San Diego does NOT recommend cleaning the raw water system with Barnacle buster or other products because frequently this will lead to a pre-mature failure of the tubing inside of the heat exchanger<br> | *Pacwest in San Diego does NOT recommend cleaning the raw water system with Barnacle buster or other products because frequently this will lead to a pre-mature failure of the tubing inside of the heat exchanger<br> | ||
Latest revision as of 09:20, 17 September 2026
General
Manufacturer: Yanmar
Description: Heat exchanger
Model/Part Number: 128990-4440
Heat Exchanger O-rings
Manufacturer: Yanmar
Model/Part Number: 128990-44100
Description: O RING D65.6 X 3.53
Quantity: 4
Radiator Cap
Manufacturer: Yanmar
Model/Part Number: 129673-44131
Obsolete Model/Part Number: 128990-44130
Description: CAP 0.95 BAR
Heat Exchanger Cleaning
- It is critical to flush the engine with fresh water before a period of inactivity
- Pacwest in San Diego does NOT recommend cleaning the raw water system with Barnacle buster or other products because frequently this will lead to a pre-mature failure of the tubing inside of the heat exchanger
