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Which routine maintenance inspection is crucial for the seawater system?

Testing the fuel injectors

Inspection of the seacock for correct operation

The inspection of the seacock for correct operation is a critical routine maintenance task for the seawater system because the seacock is the valve that controls the flow of seawater into the cooling system of the engine. Proper operation of the seacock ensures that the engine receives an adequate supply of seawater for cooling purposes. Any malfunction, blockage, or failure of the seacock can lead to inadequate cooling, which can result in engine overheating, damage, or even failure. Regular inspection allows for early detection of issues like corrosion or debris that could obstruct the flow of seawater. Assuring that the seacock operates correctly not only protects the engine but is essential for the overall safety and performance of the vessel. Proper maintenance and regular checks of this component can prevent severe marine incidents and ensure the vessel operates efficiently.

Cleansing the exhaust manifold

Monitoring engine RPM

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