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Exhaust Sensor Information

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  1. Soulstice, Mar 7, 2020
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    Soulstice

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    In getting ready for the season, I have been doing a lot of maintenance on the 50. A few weeks ago BigChief and I were reinstalling the intercooler and heat exchanger, we noticed a broken wire on a sensor that is attached to the exhaust elbow. This sensor is attached to a stainless plate that is welded to the exhaust elbow right above where the raw water is dumped in to mix with the exhaust. I have pulled the sensor off but there are no clear markings as to manufacturer or part number.

    Does anyone know anything about this sensor and where to get a replacement? I assume that if I fire up the engine, I am going to get a sensor so I need to try and figure this out before I seatrial everything in a few weeks.

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  2. Capt Ralph, Mar 7, 2020
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    Marine Exhaust Systems. Sam's also.
    They will need to know if it is NO or NC.
  3. Soulstice, Mar 14, 2020
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    Perfect, Thank You! That was exactly what I was looking for.

    Now back to the engine room while we wait for the Toilet Paper Armageddon to calm down...
  4. Capt Ralph, Mar 14, 2020
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    Sometimes it is safer down there.
  5. Soulstice, Mar 16, 2020
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    In case anyone looks this up in the future, the switches in the 50 were NO.