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Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:49 am
by Jerry
The blower kit that I had purchased and installed did come with gaskets that I used. I have also read about them being done with sealer and no gasket.
Are you able to take a picture of the oil leak and exact location?
Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 3:10 pm
by shamsul hasan
Jerry wrote:The blower kit that I had purchased and installed did come with gaskets that I used. I have also read about them being done with sealer and no gasket.
Are you able to take a picture of the oil leak and exact location?
All Good!!! The new seals of both blowers were not seated properly. Had to change 4 oil seals each blower,removed the gasket from the end plate applied sealant. Ran both engines on fresh water(from the raw water intake) for one and a half hour. No leak at all. Will post some pics soon.
Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 6:28 pm
by Jerry
Thats great!
Be very careful about running those engines without being under a load for break in.
I was told by numerous DD techs to only run it long enough to set the governor and rack and then put it under a load for a few hours varying the rpm's.
They said that the rings will not fully seat when not under a load.
Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 2:30 am
by shamsul hasan
Jerry wrote:Thats great!
Be very careful about running those engines without being under a load for break in.
I was told by numerous DD techs to only run it long enough to set the governor and rack and then put it under a load for a few hours varying the rpm's.
They said that the rings will not fully seat when not under a load.
Thats absolutely correct. I did run them with the gear engaged.But thats not enough load. Had no choice, had to be sure for no leaks,before paying and letting the guys go back to Dubai.They had made such an error in assembling the blower that i panicked....
Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 9:35 am
by Jerry
Sounds like everything turned out well. That would be a tough situation to be in.
How far are you from Dubai? My girlfriend just returned from there as she goes a couple of times a year for work.
I am following your posts with much interest on the other forum that you partake in. You are very ambitious.
I run an automotive parts warehouse and have a few hundred gallons of the CF-2 oil that you need sitting out back. I wish there was an easy way to get some to you.
Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:50 am
by shamsul hasan
Jerry wrote:Sounds like everything turned out well. That would be a tough situation to be in.
How far are you from Dubai? My girlfriend just returned from there as she goes a couple of times a year for work.
I am following your posts with much interest on the other forum that you partake in. You are very ambitious.
I run an automotive parts warehouse and have a few hundred gallons of the CF-2 oil that you need sitting out back. I wish there was an easy way to get some to you.
Jerry,
Hi!!! Am not too far from Dubai,its only an hour and fifty minutes by air. I travel there frequently. Getting oil from USA is not economically viable unless I import a container load.I get stuff from west marine (non-hazadrous) all the time but that is all in small quantities. Here is a picture of my re-manufactured 6-71TIs.
Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:55 am
by Commissionpoint
mmmm. yummy. I love 671's
Re: Marine Transmission MG 507-A Help please!!!
Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 8:47 pm
by Jerry
Engines look great!