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Amandafish
My fiance droped our boat off last week to be winterized, we have been bringing it to a guy that works from his home, he is a certified mech., used to work at Mn.Marine, it is a older boat with an 120 merc cruiser (IO) we do not have a garage to put it in so we had a elec. heater in the boat and had the boat covered.
So he calls the next day and says the boat is done, then a hour later he calls and said he took a look at the oil and there is white foam in it which means there is water in it and the block must be cracked
then says he has a motor he will sell us.
What I would like to know is there any other reason there would be water in the oil, and should we get another oppion?
I find it odd he would check the oil after he winterized it.
I would like to think we can trust him ,we have been bringing our boat to him for about 3 years now.
Thanks for any information or advice, Amanda
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