This little Yanmar had a failed injection pump that needed to get rebuilt. This picture is right before we installed the new one.
After draining coolant, removing the intake manifold, injectors, fuel filter assembly, and valve cover. This is about the halfway point before removing the cylinder head to change the head gasket. Exhaust manifold, fuel lines, rocker assembly, and pushrods, still need to be removed.
Air filter setup in this photo is a temporary, as the new one for the original system was a special order.
Block is getting cleaned for the new gasket. Those two cylinders being pointed at had a scratch or two that the customer needed to be informed of.
Everything for the engine was hooked up, and this boat was ready to sail again. A lot of custom work was done to make this specific swap happen.
This is a dipstick on Volvo Penta: ZF transmission that had melted from the transmission overheating.
This is after the Volvo Penta electronics were installed. Steering wheel needed to be removed to install the ignition panel.
This is the helm area of the vessel that we swapped the yanmar out with the Volvo. This is before the Volvo Penta electronics were installed.
This is the Mercruiser 3.0 long block with the old engines parts that were cleaned, primed, painted, and installed on the new engine.
This Mercruiser 3.0l had digested saltwater and sat for a long time. It's going to get replaced with a new long block.
This was a Mercruiser 6.2l we stripped down and removed, because it had ingested water. We installed a new long block for this job.
Twin Volvo Penta D6 engine replacement on this boat. salt water hose blew off while running. Both digested the saltwater spray rusting their internals and seizing them both.
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