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I did have an intermittent hot alarm on my port engine at low or idle power. After all the other things we tried (t-stats, flushing,etc.) the problem turned out to be the impeller (bad blade). Put a new one in and no problems since.

Are the rings glass?

There are three cam sensors on those engines, did you replace all three? I had a similar problem with one of my F250s and we replaced all three since I could not determine which one was the culprit. However it did fix my problem.

My two cents worth.....Assuming you had the 200 hour service completed, I would just bring a couple of fuel water separators with you and change them out at the 100 hour point. Check your oil level prior to your trip and do the remaining when you return. I did the same thing a couple years ago...

I use strong vinegar......helps but eventually you have to dig it out and redo it.

I have twin F250s on my Marlin and they run about one to two increments to the right of straight up on the temp gauge when running at 4200 RPMs. I'd say that it is about 60-70 % on the gauges. My engines have 1942.2 hours on them. I am getting ready for the 2000 hour maintenance; timing...

I watched a Yamaha guy do it to my engines 932 hours ago, mine a almost due again. I would be concerned about number 4 moving 30 degrees. Hopefully you set it back. Anyway it seemed to me that the tech removed the tensioners to put the belt on. In fact he told me to replace the tensioners...

On my Marlin I have a Garmin B744V through hull that goes nicely with my 8612.

I have 1909 hours on my F250s on my 2007 Marlin, and they run great. I am approaching the 2000 hour point where I will have the Yamaha techs change timing belts and tensioners. I do all the other 100 and 200 hour maintenance myself with help from my son, brother and nephew. Use to do most of...

Not allowed on my boat.........

I have Allstate, they beat Geico.

I took mine off the spray them and they came off without a problem. I did not see any issue once the arm was off. They went back on without a hitch. Oh by the way they look great after the spray on vinyl coating. It has been 9 months since I did it they look good thus far.

I have a 2007 Marlin and it does not have a max capacity sticker on it. You must however have all the required safety equipment for the boat and life vests that fit all persons on board, plus a throw cushion or ring.

Whomever puts in your boat lift should know to add two zincs, they should hang about two feet underwater., one on each side of the lift. They are the sacrificial zincs to take on any stray electrical current in your canal.

One other point, be sure the lift has large zincs to protect the lift beams. And check them every 6 months, replace them when they are 60% gone. Stray voltage in canals will eat your lift without them. Oh, and unplug your lift after each usage.

Looks great........I recommend you cover the engine.

I just did mine, beige is better than the almond. I got both and the almond was too dark.

I am sure you know this........but ...........be sure the shower sump pump switch is ON!

Concur with going with the larger lift, plus be sure it has zincs on it, and check/change them every 6-8 months.

Mine is a fairing mounted on the flat.