My spairair system has a slow leak, how can i fix it. on boat in mid. of nowhair. Dave

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most folks take the boat out of the water.. and use clear silicone caulk where you suspect the leak to be.. let it set up a few hours before you put it back in the water..

there is a couple of ways to fix this, jb weld, aluminum welding, or patch and rivot depends on the location of leak and your experience?

Don't travel at mid speed

The cooling system is pressreized a little over 14 lbs when its hot the leak is likely the sorce of the problem

Get some bubble bath, mr. bubble, or just dish soap, thinned out with water, spray it all over the boat, you will get it cleaned up and find the leak at the same time. When you see th e stream of bubbles coming out, mark it, get it dried off and patch it up. I think they use a contac cement on the Hypolon boats, or is it neoprene? Do you have a patch kit? Any pieces of material for a patch? The hardware store has pvc rubber used for shower pans, that might stick on there, clean it good with laq thinner, and brush on some glue, both pieces, let dry, then slap them together. You will know if it will work. Or else look up the manufacturers recommendations. he boat supply might have patch kits in stock. Hope this helps.

Hi Dave. You should have the sick in the gut feeling by now... pressure in the water system is a sure sign of a head gasket failure. There are no quick fixes for head gaskets most of the time... you can try a product called "stop leak" but I have never had any luck using it to resolve a head gasket leak. Most any product you use or introduce into the coolant to try and stop the leak will have side effects that usually end up costing more money down the road.

The first thing you do is loosen the radiator cap to the first notch and leave it there until the head gasket is replaced. It will require you OFTEN add coolant / water to your radiator and will bypass the function of the coolant recovery tank.

I wish I could be of more help here. I just want to be honest about what your up against.

Kelly

a slow leak from your heater core. a small amount of coolant on a hot core would smell strongly.

use soap and water mixture and put it in a spray bottle and spray down the whole thing and it should bubble at the leak

The intermitent system works off a circuit board which can not be tested by your means of your question. If the high & low speeds works fine the board is bad and should be replaced if sold separately from Chrysler