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Wanted: ford lehman SP275
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Comodave
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Good luck, I understand that it isn’t available anymore. I have SP225s in my boat. Brian at American Diesel told me if it went bad my best solution was to bypass it and my 225 would then be 180 hp.
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I think i ruined it soaking if rydlyme, to get the core out, but working on puting sleeves in it. let me know if you hear of one available please.
Thanks,
Dave.
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I am in Terra Linda, and have a trawler with Ford Lehman 225hp turbos. I need the aftercooler (same as intercooler?), did you have any luck locating one? If not what did you do? Thanks.
I am in Terra Linda, and have a trawler with Ford Lehman 225hp turbos. I need the aftercooler (same as intercooler?), did you have any luck locating one? If not what did you do? Thanks.
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I just bypassed mine. They are not bad but I didn’t want to take the chance to have them leak water into the engine without my knowing. It is very easy to do. You just have to remove the hose going into the front of the intercooler and the one at the rear an run a hose between the 2 pipes so water can flow around the intercooler. I cut the ends of the pipes off since I could get a better fit for the hose. I used 1 1/8” hose. I ran the hose over the intercooler housing and used one of the bolts going into the housing for a cushion clamp to secure the hose. In the photos that show the front and rear pipes I cut them on a vertical part before they have the bend and the larger part of the pipes. You can see the pipe cutter in one photo. Per Brian at American Diesel, the Lehman guru, you end up with a 180 hp engine and you do not have to make any changes to the injection pump or anything else.
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I have operated mine for several years that way, selling and hope to clean it up and make it right. Not so easy. Thanks.
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lehman SP225
Do you need the intercooler core, or the Intercooler Housing?
Lancing Marine has Cores, not sure where to get a housing, i have a extra bad housing though.
Do you need the intercooler core, or the Intercooler Housing?
Lancing Marine has Cores, not sure where to get a housing, i have a extra bad housing though.
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Housing
Looking for aftercooler for 85 Trwlaer with ford Lehmen 225 HP
see photo.
file:///C:/Users/Owner/OneDrive%20-%20Jeff%20Moss/Documents/225hp2.jpg
Looking for aftercooler for 85 Trwlaer with ford Lehmen 225 HP
see photo.
file:///C:/Users/Owner/OneDrive%20-%20Jeff%20Moss/Documents/225hp2.jpg
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Can you see images? Not sure what I am doing!
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They are not available anymore unless you can find a used one. As a precaution I bypassed mine since I don’t know what condition they are in. So I now have 180 hp engines. It is simple to do. Just hook a hose from the front of the intercooler to the back of the intercooler. I actually cut the last 2” of the input and output pipes. Then connected them with 1 1/8” hose across the top of the intercooler.
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I did the same, but am selling and want to make it right. My search confirms they are not avialable and I cannot even find a used one.
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