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nominal engine temp for Yanmar YSB12?
I have one of these in an English built IP23 and I'm trying to fit a
temperature gauge. Can anyone please tell me what the normal operating range would be? Thank you. 
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Re: nominal engine temp for Yanmar YSB12?
"ray lunder" <nospamman@msc.com> wrote in message news:i2nac31tok7ohf2b335rrg0vs9j5eitbaa@4ax.com... >I have one of these in an English built IP23 and I'm trying to fit a > temperature gauge. Can anyone please tell me what the normal operating > range would be? Thank you. Raw water cooled probably about 70C Heat exchanger or keel/tank cooled between 85 and 95C as long as it has a pressure cap. If not probably about 70C If you get seawater too hot it "furs" up the engine's water jacket, thus the low temperature for raw water cooling. -- Tony Brooks www.TB-Training.co.uk Maintenance & Electrical training for ordinary boaters |
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Re: nominal engine temp for Yanmar YSB12?
On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 09:31:46 +0100, "Tony Brooks"
<tony@tb-training.co.uk> wrote: > >"ray lunder" <nospamman@msc.com> wrote in message >news:i2nac31tok7ohf2b335rrg0vs9j5eitbaa@4ax.com.. . >>I have one of these in an English built IP23 and I'm trying to fit a >> temperature gauge. Can anyone please tell me what the normal operating >> range would be? Thank you. > > > Raw water cooled probably about 70C Less than 60 C > >Heat exchanger or keel/tank cooled between 85 and 95C as long as it has a >pressure cap. If not probably about 70C > >If you get seawater too hot it "furs" up the engine's water jacket, thus the >low temperature for raw water cooling. |
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Re: nominal engine temp for Yanmar YSB12?
On Aug 19, 2:47 pm, CeesS <REMOVETHISi...@c-spaanderman.speedlinq.nl>
wrote: > On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 09:31:46 +0100, "Tony Brooks" > > <t...@tb-training.co.uk> wrote: > > >"ray lunder" <nospam...@msc.com> wrote in message > >news:i2nac31tok7ohf2b335rrg0vs9j5eitbaa@4ax.com.. . > >>I have one of these in an English built IP23 and I'm trying to fit a > >> temperature gauge. Can anyone please tell me what the normal operating > >> range would be? Thank you. > > > Raw water cooled probably about 70C > > Less than 60 C > > > > >Heat exchanger or keel/tank cooled between 85 and 95C as long as it has a > >pressure cap. If not probably about 70C > > >If you get seawater too hot it "furs" up the engine's water jacket, thus the > >low temperature for raw water cooling. Yanmar 1GM10 max coolant temp - according to workshop manual is 52 C. Raw water cooled - maybe similar. |
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Re: nominal engine temp for Yanmar YSB12?
"Geoff-Uphill" <geoff.rich@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:1187646655.464849.133900@22g2000hsm.googlegro ups.com... > On Aug 19, 2:47 pm, CeesS <REMOVETHISi...@c-spaanderman.speedlinq.nl> > wrote: > > On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 09:31:46 +0100, "Tony Brooks" > > > > <t...@tb-training.co.uk> wrote: > > > > >"ray lunder" <nospam...@msc.com> wrote in message > > >news:i2nac31tok7ohf2b335rrg0vs9j5eitbaa@4ax.com.. . > > >>I have one of these in an English built IP23 and I'm trying to fit a > > >> temperature gauge. Can anyone please tell me what the normal operating > > >> range would be? Thank you. > > > > > Raw water cooled probably about 70C > > > > Less than 60 C > > > > > > > > >Heat exchanger or keel/tank cooled between 85 and 95C as long as it has a > > >pressure cap. If not probably about 70C > > > > >If you get seawater too hot it "furs" up the engine's water jacket, thus the > > >low temperature for raw water cooling. > > Yanmar 1GM10 max coolant temp - according to workshop manual is 52 C. > Raw water cooled - maybe similar. > Not the YSB12 but the Yanmar SM / YSM12 workshop manual for sea water cooled engines, states thermostat opening temperature 42 +/- 2 deg C and full open temperature 52 +/- 2 deg C. FWIW ChrisR |
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Re: nominal engine temp for Yanmar YSB12?
On Tue, 21 Aug 2007 02:51:57 +0100, "chrisR" <chris@yachtsmen.co.uk>
wrote: > >"Geoff-Uphill" <geoff.rich@btinternet.com> wrote in message >news:1187646655.464849.133900@22g2000hsm.googlegr oups.com... >> On Aug 19, 2:47 pm, CeesS <REMOVETHISi...@c-spaanderman.speedlinq.nl> >> wrote: >> > On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 09:31:46 +0100, "Tony Brooks" >> > >> > <t...@tb-training.co.uk> wrote: >> > >> > >"ray lunder" <nospam...@msc.com> wrote in message >> > >news:i2nac31tok7ohf2b335rrg0vs9j5eitbaa@4ax.com.. . >> > >>I have one of these in an English built IP23 and I'm trying to fit a >> > >> temperature gauge. Can anyone please tell me what the normal >operating >> > >> range would be? Thank you. >> > >> > > Raw water cooled probably about 70C >> > >> > Less than 60 C >> > >> > >> > >> > >Heat exchanger or keel/tank cooled between 85 and 95C as long as it >has a >> > >pressure cap. If not probably about 70C >> > >> > >If you get seawater too hot it "furs" up the engine's water jacket, >thus the >> > >low temperature for raw water cooling. >> >> Yanmar 1GM10 max coolant temp - according to workshop manual is 52 C. >> Raw water cooled - maybe similar. >> > >Not the YSB12 but the Yanmar SM / YSM12 workshop manual for sea water >cooled engines, states thermostat opening temperature 42 +/- 2 deg C and >full open temperature 52 +/- 2 deg C. > >FWIW > >ChrisR > Thank you. Mine is sea water cooled. This should have been stated. |
