Rydelime flush

Impressive :) How often should this be done?
We do it when a customer notices the temps running higher than usual, it varies from engine type to engine type, Mercruiser 1.7 diesels seem to need it more often than Volvos. Also remember to replace the anodes after flushing as there will be very little of them left.
 
So say i use 7.5 l of rydlime mixed with water giving 15l of mix , is this enough to fill the dystem and leave enough in the bucket to keep it circulating , or do i mix 30 l and do both engine s one after the other .
 
Let me guess. You opened all the sea cocks for your raw water flush and now have the marina manager yelling at you for killing off the brand spanking new endangered oyster beds they are cultivating.
 
Let me guess. You opened all the sea cocks for your raw water flush and now have the marina manager yelling at you for killing off the brand spanking new endangered oyster beds they are cultivating.
No I scoffed them first
 
Ok so just for you set the loop up put some water in the bucket a quick switch on water shot around loop , so put descaler in 7L and 7L water switched on, bucket emptied so toped up as i thought it was filling system NO it had all gone out of the cooler through the stern gland , He ho. at least the engines are shiny now.
 
snigger ? ? In the course of DIY f***ups you're still a noob. We'll teach ya how to really screw up. You just listen to uncle Brucie. You will soon take my crown
 
Ok so just for you set the loop up put some water in the bucket a quick switch on water shot around loop , so put descaler in 7L and 7L water switched on, bucket emptied so toped up as i thought it was filling system NO it had all gone out of the cooler through the stern gland , He ho. at least the engines are shiny now.

typical greeny...

get back in the galley and chase some earths..
 
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