I have a dune buggy project with seems to be a Rotax Bombardier ---type-582----Motor #4002228---bore:2x76mm---strok... Please help?

I need help with the wiring and it has two radiator plugs on cylinder head and one at the bottom. Where do each plug go. It also has plugs coming from the side one with blue and white wires. And a plug with two solid yellow wires,green, and red

A rogue wave of that size could roll over and wreck pretty much anything , but what you have to remember is that in deep ocean waters a wave of that height will be unlikely to be steep or breaking , so ships simply pass over them , and do so actually with less strain than passing through a series of 50 foot swells , because in those the big ships would be subjected to Hogging and Sagging stresses ( first the ends of the ship are supported while the middle dangles in middair , then the middle is supported while the ends are not , repeatedly )
Big Steep breaking waves are a shallow water phenomenon .

Having looked at the big Wikipedia article , I'd guess a schooner , as it says in there that the largest vessel in his fleet at the time he had the Pride was a small armed brig . Later on he got a new Schooner which was an improvement , but as that new ship was only forty tons , The Pride must have been quite small .
Makes sense , a schooner of the hunting type would be very handy , shallow draught , swift sailing , require only a small crew to handle her , yet hold men enough to overcome the small West-Indian type merchant ships .

OK so I'm trying to find out the year on a Perkins diesel marine engine.?

OK so I'm trying to find out the year on a Perkins diesel marine engine.
The stamp on the side says
LD055M
14554HPR3
IZ0296
On all the research I've done I can't find what year it is since even Perkins says it's supposed to be a
"AA 12345" code. 2 letters followed by 5 numbers.
If it helps the engine is in a 1972 Cal-2-46