I have a '07 200 hpdi that just seized up on me. I could have sworn I hit something and now the prop will not spin when throttle is in neutral position so I figured it was the lower unit. I just got a call from the mechanic though telling me that the engine has seized and that I had water in the cylinders. Any idea how this could have happened and could it have been from damage to the lower unit? Strange thing is that I had run on the engine the day prior for 8 hours with no problems and the day of for 6 hours. Also is it worth fixing the engine or should I look into repowering? Can I expect any kind of trade it? Thanks for any help!
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my guess is that either you ran it hot or the oil pump failed..just a guess. That motor should be worth around $1500-2000 for parts if the foot is still good. Water in the cylinder would indicate a bad head gasket or cracked block..nothing from gear case damage would cause that. I would not spend a pile of cash trying to rebuild that motor if block is damaged. a good mechanic should be able to tell you if it is worth rebuilding for a small fee. you really need a good mechanic who can give you some specific information on what happened and what is damaged.,get him to check out the gear case..you can get a new powerhead and put it on or sell yours for parts and get another motor..here is a brand new 200 for $11k http://www.boats.net/outboard_motor/Yamaha/parts.htmlLast edited by Sparkieboat; 02-02-2011, 11:38 PM.
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then you should have no problem with the 250..here are blow out sale prices..on boats.net
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Might want to check that the extra weight of the 4-stroke doesn't put your scuppers under water. Rodbolt, I've read several references that this was Yamaha's best motor. Speculating, what do you think is this lad's problem and what caused it?1999 Grady Sailfish SX225 OX66
1998 Grady Tigercat S200 lightening strike (totalled)
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most likly water in the fuel or it leaned out, popped a head gasket, then rusted.
but its not an oil pump failure.
oil pump issues can be identified by the connecting rod hanging out of the block.
usually after grilling the customer about the altenator, I can find that yea the last 20 minutes it ran but not right, but it ran so it must have been good.
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