

CLOSE UP PLASTIC COVER LOOKS LIKE IT WAS BLOWN OUTWARD
The twenty year old Westerbeke 27 engine developed a problem in early October. It was getting increasing hard to start. When I went out to the mooring to bring her into the dock for winter hauling the engine refused to start at all. While I was working on this problem I discovered oil in the bilge and NONE in the engine. I thought I might have found the problem in the oil pressure sensor. As the photos above show It looks like it was blown but, in reality there is a plastic covering around the sensor and the sensor appears to be solid underneath. I have removed the sensor from the engine and will now try and to see if there is a way to check/test this oil pressure sensor.
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