Salvaging Sunken Engines on My Yacht – Will They Run Again or Is It Game Over?

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1. Femco is a company that makes drain plugs that can be use to evacucuate engine oil from any system. Boats cars .truck etc.

2. Use a proper desiccant. Rice doesn't do shit.

3. Rice isnt actually a good idea for drying electronics…

4. Vacuum chamber for dehumidifying the computerized instrument.

5. A concrete mixer truck load of silica gel may out drt Bob, Rice A Roni, Barker's San Francisco treat.

6. Were any of the electronics marine rated my wife threw my phone in the toilet overnight it still worked just dripped when it rang and you always wash your rice to remove the oil lol 😅

7. You're still basing everything on probably. You haven't learned anything, have you?

8. Sinking your boat for a YouTube video series, naughty, naughty

9. ****WATCH THE FAILED SUICIDE ATTEMPT by GUN OF TAMARA LAROUX SUPERNATURAL VISIT TO HEAVEN AND HELL. DOES LIFE EXIST AFTER DEATH? WATCH THIS THOUGHT PROVOKING STORY AND FIND OUT.****

10. ****WATCH THE NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE OF IAN MACORMACK STUNG BY BOX JELLYFISH WHILE SPEAR FISHING 🐟AT NITE IN MAURITIUS PRONOUNCED DEAD AND AWOKE IN THE MORGUE AFTER A VISIT TO HEAVEN AND HELL. DOES LIFE EXIST AFTER DEATH? WATCH THIS THOUGHT PROVOKING STORY AND FIND OUT.******

11. iv revived engines like this by draining every thing then fill entire engine with diesel and drain do this several times🤙🤙 then pull plugs fill cylinders with diesel then use compressed air to blow out the cylinders

12. Rice is nice, but for expensive equipment get actual desiccant (cheap) and put itin a vacuum chamber

13. Reinventing the wheel, the drain systems are available and are made with better materials etc. Proper marine ones are even sold by Summit for $40.00 each.

14. should've submerged them in alcohol

15. It would never said if the generator works or not to replace an AKW or 9KW generator you are looking at about $11,000 US

16. Damp rid, not rice, in a sealed bag

17. Game over….

18. Everything oke Chris? Hope there will be a new video soon!

19. Hey chris.2 weeks no content hope everything is going well send us a sign.

20. Rice?

21. Is there a way to circulate low pressure air through the screens (maybe through the side ports with the screws)? I'd say air would be your best chance to thoroughly dry them out

22. 🤨 y'all ok iits Been 2 weeks of silence

23. Is there any more news , the boat.😢

24. I hope you’re okay guys ?? Missing your uploads 👍

25. You should ONLY use rice. The closet dehumidifier extracts the moisture from the air mainly and transfers it to the rice, so your rice won;t do the job properly. The closet dehumidifies leaves an oil residue. Use JUST rice ONLY and NOTHING else to dry electronic equipment. Hope that helps.

26. Copper when in contact with water and air turn into essentially a malachite, that is why its green color

27. Maybe you have a deal with CRC, but I should point out that WD-40 stands for "Water Displacement, Formula 40", and it was created to keep water out of motorcycle electrical modules. And yes, the blue green substance is cupric oxide or copper corrosion.

28. 2 weeks since last episode.. got me fearing the worst for u guys

29. Sorry for your loss but I love the idea of how to bring a boat back to life !!

30. Come on Chris need more content

31. Salty water is the worst thing that can happen to many metals. You will never get rid of the moisture if there's still salt left. And as you know water + salt is worst for copper, aluminium and steel. You have to wash the salt out like there never was any on. It will just corrode everything that reacts with salt and water. Have fun replacing all wires and disassembling all your engines like to the last screw and wash the salt out.

32. Chris, where did you go? 2 weeks without a video is not normal for your channel. Hope you are doing well.

33. use 1/4 inch copper tubing on the removal hose . You'll get to the bottom better…..

34. You should have done some more things to give your ecu a better chance of survival

35. The blue you speak of is copper corrosion and this is fairly easy to remove and the layer is something called conformal coating and this is a good thing as it is designed to try and waterproof components. Rice is more of a myth when it comes to saving electronics and looking at these screens it looks like everything i put in the case and then the screen is glued in so if you heat the glue you could possibly remove the screen but more likely would crack it only option really is to leave it in a hot area for along time or you could try the 99.9% isopropyl alcohol bath ( basically submerging the screens in it) this displaces the water in theory.

36. A marine engine dipstick tube is engineered to extend to the bottom of the oil pan making servicing cleaner and easier

37. Send the screens back to Holley and see what they can do…

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