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Human: I have a strange problem with one side of my trailer indicator light. when I put a multimeter on across the globe connection points I get about 2 volts which is what the working side does, however I can't get the globe to work.When I put the globe in and then check across the 2 connector points I get nothing no ...
Seacrest, most has been covered very well. Allow me to jump in and offer you my two cents worth that may be redundant. papyson said: 2 volts is too low... 1.... what voltage is the tow vehicle putting out with the plug unplugged?... 2.... if it is 12volts you have a wiring error. Click to expand... 1...
Seacrest, most has been covered very well. Allow me to jump in and offer you my two cents worth that may be redundant. papyson said: 2 volts is too low... 1.... what voltage is the tow vehicle putting out with the plug unplugged?... 2.... if it is 12volts you have a wiring error. Click to expand... 1...
I am glad that helped. How did it run?
Human: I have a strange problem with one side of my trailer indicator light. when I put a multimeter on across the globe connection points I get about 2 volts which is what the working side does, however I can't get the globe to work.When I put the globe in and then check across the 2 connector points I get nothing no ...
Here is a simple test....unplug the plug to the trailer..turn the running lights on....connect one side of the meter to the white wire coming out of the tow vehicle...now take the other meter lead and hook to the green coming out of the tow vehicle...it should be 12 volts or close to it..move that lead to the yellow......
Here is a simple test....unplug the plug to the trailer..turn the running lights on....connect one side of the meter to the white wire coming out of the tow vehicle...now take the other meter lead and hook to the green coming out of the tow vehicle...it should be 12 volts or close to it..move that lead to the yellow......
Thanks!
Human: The boat is a 2003 25' Crownline Cruiser. what are the purpose of these soft resets? I have never seen 1 trip yet I flow fuses all the time. Thanks, Assistant:
Ayuh,.... Those appear to be circuit breakers,.... Where/ What fuses are ya blowin' all the time,..??
Ayuh,.... Those appear to be circuit breakers,.... Where/ What fuses are ya blowin' all the time,..??
I just bought the motor and didn't buy the manual yet. What's so hard about sharing the location of a simple screw
Human: The boat is a 2003 25' Crownline Cruiser. what are the purpose of these soft resets? I have never seen 1 trip yet I flow fuses all the time. Thanks, Assistant:
soft touch circuit breakers, correct! I have never seem them trip. I have inline fuses all over the place that have problems from time to time. I have circuit breakers everywhere. Cabin has main panel board w/12 volt setup, 4 breaker behind my drivers seat 2-50amp 2-30amp, 1 on the engine (these are hard as hell and d...
soft touch circuit breakers, correct! I have never seem them trip. I have inline fuses all over the place that have problems from time to time. I have circuit breakers everywhere. Cabin has main panel board w/12 volt setup, 4 breaker behind my drivers seat 2-50amp 2-30amp, 1 on the engine (these are hard as hell and d...
Good idea, I'll try the straight edge trick tonight after work and will see if I can get a picture at the same time (sometimes I think I need a 3rd hand). I'm hoping to be able to get out on the water tomorrow night if the weather cooperates so I can check on the trim tab adjustment.
Human: The boat is a 2003 25' Crownline Cruiser. what are the purpose of these soft resets? I have never seen 1 trip yet I flow fuses all the time. Thanks, Assistant:
The OEM installed circuit breakers in lieu of fuses. I can't see any logical reason for additional fuse protection if the breakers are all functioning correctly! Perhaps rig up a variable amp load device, and test each circuit and the related breaker. If the breakers trip at their rated value, and trip consistently a...
The OEM installed circuit breakers in lieu of fuses. I can't see any logical reason for additional fuse protection if the breakers are all functioning correctly! Perhaps rig up a variable amp load device, and test each circuit and the related breaker. If the breakers trip at their rated value, and trip consistently a...
Mike, You mentioned that you have cables, but is it Rotary steering, or Rack and Pinion? I don't know the answer to your question yet, but I can look into it once I find out what you have. Teleflex seems to always suggest replacing helm and cable but that is generally when one or the other is worn out. Thanks.
Human: The boat is a 2003 25' Crownline Cruiser. what are the purpose of these soft resets? I have never seen 1 trip yet I flow fuses all the time. Thanks, Assistant:
If I were in your position and having those types of issues, I would consider a complete rewiring job and I would re-fuse everything to make sure that all loads are properly fused. The reason for this is threefold. First, you'll stop blowing fuses and will get everything working properly. Second, after doing that, you ...
If I were in your position and having those types of issues, I would consider a complete rewiring job and I would re-fuse everything to make sure that all loads are properly fused. The reason for this is threefold. First, you'll stop blowing fuses and will get everything working properly. Second, after doing that, you ...
bass_tracker said: Can someone tell me if the parts numbers have to be exactly the same for them to work on a yamaha 1989 90 hp and a 1992 90 hp ?? this is for the flywheel. the two part number are 6H0-85550-00-00 and 688-85550-13-00 Thanks Click to expand... That is known as the "Rotor Assembly". Can't t...
Human: The boat is a 2003 25' Crownline Cruiser. what are the purpose of these soft resets? I have never seen 1 trip yet I flow fuses all the time. Thanks, Assistant:
Chawk...... I fully agree with you, and your points 1, 2 and 3. I too carry a pretty extensive electrical repair kit on board.... and it's more often used to help another boater.... (knock on wood)! .
Chawk...... I fully agree with you, and your points 1, 2 and 3. I too carry a pretty extensive electrical repair kit on board.... and it's more often used to help another boater.... (knock on wood)! .
The 5.0 that OMC was using was 350 HP Click to expand... Ayuh,..... What year,..?? What Model,..?? 250 hp is more like it,..... Had it dynoed last year and came out at 328HP. Click to expand... What cam, 'n other components,..?? at what rpms,.. ?? High horsepower automobile motors suffer reversion...
Human: I am mechanically illiterate. Period. So if you attempt to help me here, don't assume I know ANYTHING!! When I change out a part, I have the new one in hand before I take the old part off. Then it is, take off and replace one nut/bolt/screw at a time. Hence my problem. Someone else was doing some work on my ...
Hoppypoppy said: I am mechanically illiterate. Period. So if you attempt to help me here, don't assume I know ANYTHING!! When I change out a part, I have the new one in hand before I take the old part off. Then it is, take off and replace one nut/bolt/screw at a time. Hence my problem. Someone else was doing ...
Hoppypoppy said: I am mechanically illiterate. Period. So if you attempt to help me here, don't assume I know ANYTHING!! When I change out a part, I have the new one in hand before I take the old part off. Then it is, take off and replace one nut/bolt/screw at a time. Hence my problem. Someone else was doing ...
I will definitely do that before purchasing anything, was just curios if anyone had any real world experience with manual hydraulic steering and larger diameter wheels on larger boats, I'm keen on the simplicity and lack of power usage. Thank you both very much for your replies and the links!
Human: The hour meter quit working on my 1985 22 ft. Starcraft Islander. It has a 170 hp 470 engine. How do I start to trouble shoot to find the problem? Assistant:
Ayuh,.... Turn the key "On", 'n check for power at the back of the meter,....
Ayuh,.... Turn the key "On", 'n check for power at the back of the meter,....
Thanx a million kimcrwbr1.
Human: pcm 5.7 seamaxx ho coil overheating when out on the water,boat quits change it out with a spare & then it starts up & i can drive for 30 to 45 mins, & then it quits again . Any ideas guys ??? Have been checking for any shorts in the wires. Thanks in advance !!!!!! Assistant:
Help with hot coil !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Help with hot coil !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEACHOICE-T...ash=item54277a6254:g:0bsAAOSw7FRWW6GL&vxp=mtr Some boat motors have the pickup on the lower unit check to make sure it is clear and the tube has tight connections.
Human: pcm 5.7 seamaxx ho coil overheating when out on the water,boat quits change it out with a spare & then it starts up & i can drive for 30 to 45 mins, & then it quits again . Any ideas guys ??? Have been checking for any shorts in the wires. Thanks in advance !!!!!! Assistant:
Ayuh,.... How much voltage goin' to it's (+) post,..?? Why are you postin' this question, ALL over the forum,..??
Ayuh,.... How much voltage goin' to it's (+) post,..?? Why are you postin' this question, ALL over the forum,..??
boscoe said: What is the complete model of the motor? Click to expand... I’m not sure the exact model, the markings are wore off on the bracket. Just the manufacture date, all I know is it’s a 2001 250 saltwater series 76 degree
Human: Im looking for an old OMC twin stick throttle/ gear shift box, and am looking for an original KF Series OMC Ignition Switch don't need harness, prefer in OZ but if have to get from the USA all well and good Cheers Fellas Assistant:
Ayuh,.... Hoe old,..?? Electric shift,..?? Hydro-mechanical shift,..?? Mechanical shift,..?? For a 800 Stringer,..?? For a Cobra,..??
Ayuh,.... Hoe old,..?? Electric shift,..?? Hydro-mechanical shift,..?? Mechanical shift,..?? For a 800 Stringer,..?? For a Cobra,..??
The model of your motor was not in post # 1------Good luck with your project.
Human: Im looking for an old OMC twin stick throttle/ gear shift box, and am looking for an original KF Series OMC Ignition Switch don't need harness, prefer in OZ but if have to get from the USA all well and good Cheers Fellas Assistant:
Its going to be modified for my old Volvo penta stern drive, my current set up involves two individual sticks one for throttle one for gear shift its just a pain in the arse so this will fix my problem, you know the box just about every old boat with an old evinrude or Johnson motor had one of these in the 60s and 70s...
Its going to be modified for my old Volvo penta stern drive, my current set up involves two individual sticks one for throttle one for gear shift its just a pain in the arse so this will fix my problem, you know the box just about every old boat with an old evinrude or Johnson motor had one of these in the 60s and 70s...
racerone said: ?------The weight of the boat pushes it back down ??-------------Perhaps check and see if the manual release screw is tight ! Click to expand... I would agree with this as I have a 40HP Mercury 4 stroke EFI and I have no issues with tilt and trim. Also check fluid level according to owners ma...
Human: just read the ad for the lithium iron battery jump start,have had one for a while now ,use in the work shop,makes all other jump battery systems obsolete,best to leave on the charger if used constantly. Assistant:
Ayuh,.... I'm old school,.... I've got homemade jumper cables, #00 weldin' leads, 'n quality 200 amp clamps,.... 25' long,...
Ayuh,.... I'm old school,.... I've got homemade jumper cables, #00 weldin' leads, 'n quality 200 amp clamps,.... 25' long,...
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Human: just read the ad for the lithium iron battery jump start,have had one for a while now ,use in the work shop,makes all other jump battery systems obsolete,best to leave on the charger if used constantly. Assistant:
sounds you have good cables,but you need a good battery to hook up to,this little thing you carry on board in your bag,have sold some to mobile home owners they keep in the glove box and plugged into cig lighter socket,reports back are good,saved some dramas in out back oz,
sounds you have good cables,but you need a good battery to hook up to,this little thing you carry on board in your bag,have sold some to mobile home owners they keep in the glove box and plugged into cig lighter socket,reports back are good,saved some dramas in out back oz,
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Human: I have a 1991 searay with 4.3 l mercruiser , alpha 1 drive , sometimes the engine will crank & start , then run for awhile then just die. It ALWAYS SEEMS TO BLOW THE 20 AMP IGNITION FUSE. Last time it was running I increased the throttle awhile, then when I left off on the throttle it blew the fuse again, this h...
Suggest that you post this on the Mercruiser forum on this site. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" and select Mercruiser Forum.
Suggest that you post this on the Mercruiser forum on this site. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" and select Mercruiser Forum.
I assume the service included greasing the prop shaft. Is it running out now? Do you feel the vibration when in neutral/idle. Raise the RPMs to 800? If so, check the prop for damage and the shaft for run out. who knows how how he removed the prop.
Human: 1995 90 hp 3 cyl will not open up while in gear (4200 rpm max). On ears will go wide open. Carbs cleaned, fuel pump rebuilt, fuel lines replaced, fuel tank clean, fuel good, compression and spark checked out good while idle, new spark plugs. What next? Please help. Assistant:
Compression test. If low, or out of balance (i.e. more than 10% between high and low cylinder), decarb the engine with Sea Foam or YamaLube Ring Free. If compression up to specs, back to the carbs.
Compression test. If low, or out of balance (i.e. more than 10% between high and low cylinder), decarb the engine with Sea Foam or YamaLube Ring Free. If compression up to specs, back to the carbs.
check with the hull manufacturer...if no longer in business, you can learn how to work with fiberglass or visit a local boat yard...the shop should be able to provide you contact info on a marine carpenter who can make what ever you want. No big yard close by...?? Then go see one of the local body shops in town...they...
Human: 1995 90 hp 3 cyl will not open up while in gear (4200 rpm max). On ears will go wide open. Carbs cleaned, fuel pump rebuilt, fuel lines replaced, fuel tank clean, fuel good, compression and spark checked out good while idle, new spark plugs. What next? Please help. Assistant:
There is always the possibility that a sleeve came loose and rotated ?
There is always the possibility that a sleeve came loose and rotated ?
seriously....assuming the amps are rated at input power and you are using a 12VDC source, thats a peak load of over 700 amps!!! So if you sized for 50% of the peak and made the wire run short enough, you'd need 1/0 or 2/0 .... As far as the speaker connections, you have to match the load (speakers) to the impedance t...
Human: 1995 90 hp 3 cyl will not open up while in gear (4200 rpm max). On ears will go wide open. Carbs cleaned, fuel pump rebuilt, fuel lines replaced, fuel tank clean, fuel good, compression and spark checked out good while idle, new spark plugs. What next? Please help. Assistant:
I think the switchbox was the problem. Replaced it and had a quick test drive before dark. Ready to ride.
I think the switchbox was the problem. Replaced it and had a quick test drive before dark. Ready to ride.
I did all of that. I did order a new kill switch it will be here tomorrow. the cheapest fix to start with so I will have to see if it is that simple. thank God for TowBoat US the tow in would of been $736.00
Human: hello, my stepson recently received a free boat with a 1966 homelite fisher pierce bearcat 55 motor, that has some parts with cut wires connected to them and some with no wiring connected to them at all. we are both new to boat motors and don't know how everything is suppose to connect. does anyone have informat...
You post perked my interest because I have never seen one of these engines. Consequently, I did some Internet searches. Below is one site from someone who apparently works on and sells these engines. Hope this helps. http://www.theoldglassboats.com/index.php?topic=225.0
You post perked my interest because I have never seen one of these engines. Consequently, I did some Internet searches. Below is one site from someone who apparently works on and sells these engines. Hope this helps. http://www.theoldglassboats.com/index.php?topic=225.0
Ok will do that
Human: hello, my stepson recently received a free boat with a 1966 homelite fisher pierce bearcat 55 motor, that has some parts with cut wires connected to them and some with no wiring connected to them at all. we are both new to boat motors and don't know how everything is suppose to connect. does anyone have informat...
thanks for the link
thanks for the link
Post your question on the OMC Forum on this site. At the top of this page got to "Forum Home", then pick the OMC forum.
Human: Hi guys im wondering if anyone can help me with a very annoying problem. Im pretty new to outboard engines but have been around car engines for years. basically i cant get the engine to fire, sometimes by having the plugs out and putting fuel in the ports it will fire, but majority of time it doesnt. The plugs...
the engine has to turn a minimum of 300 rpm to produce a good fire.... there are two basic things to do with any outboard failure..1.check compression..2..test the spark to make sure it will jump 7/16 of an inch with a gap tester..the tester can be bought cheap at any good auto parts store... http://outboardparts.com...
the engine has to turn a minimum of 300 rpm to produce a good fire.... there are two basic things to do with any outboard failure..1.check compression..2..test the spark to make sure it will jump 7/16 of an inch with a gap tester..the tester can be bought cheap at any good auto parts store... http://outboardparts.com...
wow no response/help? my specific question pertains to the difference between rigging( factory wiring) the 2014 in place of the 2004 F 150. thanks
Human: Hi guys im wondering if anyone can help me with a very annoying problem. Im pretty new to outboard engines but have been around car engines for years. basically i cant get the engine to fire, sometimes by having the plugs out and putting fuel in the ports it will fire, but majority of time it doesnt. The plugs...
Thanks ill get a spark tester. Battery is freshly charged battrey so definitly spinning over well. Does the spark tester sit in the ht lead in place of the plug for testing?
Thanks ill get a spark tester. Battery is freshly charged battrey so definitly spinning over well. Does the spark tester sit in the ht lead in place of the plug for testing?
1st.....never ever never ever run up ur rpms in neutral. Any thing above 1500 and ur asking for trouble. Doing so provides no diagnostic value or outcome, thus is useless. When in gear ear and throttling up if the engine sounds deep throaty then this is fuel related, most likely clogged jet(s). Pull carbs, pull j...
Human: Hi guys im wondering if anyone can help me with a very annoying problem. Im pretty new to outboard engines but have been around car engines for years. basically i cant get the engine to fire, sometimes by having the plugs out and putting fuel in the ports it will fire, but majority of time it doesnt. The plugs...
one lead to the plug wire and one lead to ground...the tester is adjustable for the gap...
one lead to the plug wire and one lead to ground...the tester is adjustable for the gap...
I recommend that you post this on the Mercruiser Forum on this site. Go to the top left of this page, click on Forum Home, and scroll down to the Mercruiser site, click on that and post your question.
Human: Hi guys im wondering if anyone can help me with a very annoying problem. Im pretty new to outboard engines but have been around car engines for years. basically i cant get the engine to fire, sometimes by having the plugs out and putting fuel in the ports it will fire, but majority of time it doesnt. The plugs...
Right bit of an update.... the spark isnt jumping a 7/16 gap. Ive tried starting on easy start and it still wont fire. Ive read resistances but dont have a dva but risitances are as follows... this was with metre set at 20k blue stator wire to ground. 1.52... which i think means 1520 ohms... should be 5800 - 7000 Red s...
Right bit of an update.... the spark isnt jumping a 7/16 gap. Ive tried starting on easy start and it still wont fire. Ive read resistances but dont have a dva but risitances are as follows... this was with metre set at 20k blue stator wire to ground. 1.52... which i think means 1520 ohms... should be 5800 - 7000 Red s...
Thank you everyone for trying to help, i have taken some pictures today after moving the trim down to full. Hope this help...
Human: Hi guys im wondering if anyone can help me with a very annoying problem. Im pretty new to outboard engines but have been around car engines for years. basically i cant get the engine to fire, sometimes by having the plugs out and putting fuel in the ports it will fire, but majority of time it doesnt. The plugs...
Test and inspect the starter motor.
Test and inspect the starter motor.
boscoe said: There is more than just the numbers. Should be a few letters and numbers that precede the numbers. There should also be a model identity. Click to expand... That all thats on the number plate of the motor. Yamaha 115ae 6e5 then that serial number
Human: Hi guys im wondering if anyone can help me with a very annoying problem. Im pretty new to outboard engines but have been around car engines for years. basically i cant get the engine to fire, sometimes by having the plugs out and putting fuel in the ports it will fire, but majority of time it doesnt. The plugs...
What Racer is saying is there is a possibility you are not turning enough rpm's to produce a good fire...
What Racer is saying is there is a possibility you are not turning enough rpm's to produce a good fire...
I realize that this thread is several months old. Here's my take on Marine 12 vdc systems. Licn2chill said: I'm installing a Perko 2-battery switch on my fiberglass boat. I watched a couple of videos on YouTube and the tech kept referring to a "common ground". First of all, even while we will see the term be...
Human: Hi guys im wondering if anyone can help me with a very annoying problem. Im pretty new to outboard engines but have been around car engines for years. basically i cant get the engine to fire, sometimes by having the plugs out and putting fuel in the ports it will fire, but majority of time it doesnt. The plugs...
Well i thought that... how would i check? Ive put my multeter on rev cointer for 3 cylinder and checked from wires from trigger and they all saod 320 rpm.... i dont know if checking like that would work though. Also the battery is a freshly charged truck battery so should be ok.
Well i thought that... how would i check? Ive put my multeter on rev cointer for 3 cylinder and checked from wires from trigger and they all saod 320 rpm.... i dont know if checking like that would work though. Also the battery is a freshly charged truck battery so should be ok.
bondo said: Ayuh,.... Rotten wood, 'n the general over all condition of the motor, 'n drive,.... A Maxum is but 1 step above a Bayliner,.... Click to expand... I'm not to experienced with the drive. What should I look for?
Human: I have a navman F2100 fuel transducer the transducer that mounts to the fuel line is broken the little turbine inside isn't turning. I purchased a Faria fuel transducer looks exactly the same. the wires that are on the Navman are RED BLUE SHIELD PURPLE now the wires on the Faria transducer are BLACK WHITE SHIELD...
RED, BROWN, ( its not purple) to BLACK ..... BLUE to WHITE ...SHIELD to SHIELD WORKS GREAT....RED IS VOLTAGE OUT.. BROWN IS VOLTGE OUT TO THE GAUGE ...BLACK IS VOLTAGE INPUT ..BLUE AND WHITE IS TRANSDUCER SIGNAL ..SHIELD TO SHIELD IS GROUND
RED, BROWN, ( its not purple) to BLACK ..... BLUE to WHITE ...SHIELD to SHIELD WORKS GREAT....RED IS VOLTAGE OUT.. BROWN IS VOLTGE OUT TO THE GAUGE ...BLACK IS VOLTAGE INPUT ..BLUE AND WHITE IS TRANSDUCER SIGNAL ..SHIELD TO SHIELD IS GROUND
The next thing I'm going to check is the reed valves. I wonder if a cracked/damaged reed valve could cause these symptoms?
Human: Would like to be able to use an AGM type starting (#1) battery. Does anyone know if this can be converted to a regulated electrical system or what would be required to make this work? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Assistant:
Ayuh,.... Hook up the battery, 'n Go,.....
Ayuh,.... Hook up the battery, 'n Go,.....
I posted on yamahaoutboards here: https://www.yamahaoutboardparts.com...-what-causes-this-knocking-i-m-at-my-wits-end And will also eventually post here, what comes of it. Fingers crossed. Thanks again.
Human: Would like to be able to use an AGM type starting (#1) battery. Does anyone know if this can be converted to a regulated electrical system or what would be required to make this work? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Assistant:
Naw bondo I'm not going that route. I'm a newbie here and not sure how to search the forums. Has anyone here experimented with dc isolators on these older motors? Thanks
Naw bondo I'm not going that route. I'm a newbie here and not sure how to search the forums. Has anyone here experimented with dc isolators on these older motors? Thanks
Bondo is 110% correct and his statement of "redundant ground" is perfect in that a bonding circuit is not a current carrying path. Circuit grounds are in addition to the bonding circuit. The fuel level sensor should have a bonding screw on it or a spot on the mounting flange that a screw penetrates. Bond it to a screw ...
Human: Would like to be able to use an AGM type starting (#1) battery. Does anyone know if this can be converted to a regulated electrical system or what would be required to make this work? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Assistant:
why are you not going that route?
why are you not going that route?
looks to be starving for fuel, typically fuel pump, a leak in fuel line so its sucking air not fuel, dirty carb or out of adjustment but mechanics not picking up on that and the engine not doing this all the time at full throttle would go against that. maybe spark plugs or cdi
Human: Would like to be able to use an AGM type starting (#1) battery. Does anyone know if this can be converted to a regulated electrical system or what would be required to make this work? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Assistant:
Want to charge 3 batteries but only 2 banks. 1 for main starting battery and 2 Aux in parallel. All are Deka Intimidator 8A24M AGM type. I do not have an isolator. This is a 2wire stator, cdi ignition with a rectifier. No voltage regulator. I do have a battery switch if that is considered an isolator. Would like to be ...
Want to charge 3 batteries but only 2 banks. 1 for main starting battery and 2 Aux in parallel. All are Deka Intimidator 8A24M AGM type. I do not have an isolator. This is a 2wire stator, cdi ignition with a rectifier. No voltage regulator. I do have a battery switch if that is considered an isolator. Would like to be ...
johnnygjr said: What is your starting procedure? Are you priming with the bulb till firm? How are you using the choke function,throttle advance? Has a compression test been run on her lately? Has an open air gap spark test been completed, After running these two tests fuel diagnosis is third Click to expan...
Human: Would like to be able to use an AGM type starting (#1) battery. Does anyone know if this can be converted to a regulated electrical system or what would be required to make this work? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Assistant:
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Running no oil isn't good. Running with water isn't good. I assume the lower unit needs a rebuild. It will have to come apart for further inspection.
Human: On a whim I bought an old speed boat with a 1978 Mercery tower of power 115 outboard. The motor was running fine until all the wires connected to the positive battery terminal fell off. I unwittingly reconnected the wires without turning the key off and I must have fried something. The boat will crank over but...
I'd advise posting this on the Mercury Forum on this site. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" and scroll down to the Mercury outboard forum.
I'd advise posting this on the Mercury Forum on this site. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" and scroll down to the Mercury outboard forum.
I paint, spread sand. When the paint is dry I remove excess sand and paint again to seal in sand.
Human: Alright I'm looking to completely rewire my Stryker Bass Boat from the motor all the way up to the trolling motor. The only problem im not exactly sure where to start. I've already got all the wire I should need and have a fuse block headed to my house in the mail. I'm comfortable with wiring it cause I have exp...
make your own....and don't use the "shortcuts" typically used in the auto world....and use the appropriate wire (stranded & tinned) with the correct terminations and it will last much longer than you will want to have the boat.
make your own....and don't use the "shortcuts" typically used in the auto world....and use the appropriate wire (stranded & tinned) with the correct terminations and it will last much longer than you will want to have the boat.
The wire could be pinched corroded and grounded, use a electrical meter to measure resistance have someone move the trim sender wile you observe its reaction.
Human: Alright I'm looking to completely rewire my Stryker Bass Boat from the motor all the way up to the trolling motor. The only problem im not exactly sure where to start. I've already got all the wire I should need and have a fuse block headed to my house in the mail. I'm comfortable with wiring it cause I have exp...
Agree totally with Makomark on wire and terminals. I would start with the battery wiring. If you are using a dual battery setup. install a top quality four position battery switch that allows you to select individually battery 1 (typically for starting & running the motor), battery 2 (for all other equipment), both b...
Agree totally with Makomark on wire and terminals. I would start with the battery wiring. If you are using a dual battery setup. install a top quality four position battery switch that allows you to select individually battery 1 (typically for starting & running the motor), battery 2 (for all other equipment), both b...
Thank you for your response. The #4 carb is missing. It is a new carb. We have a manometer. Is there an inherent problem with the 2004 50 hp Yamaha motors model no. T50TLRC? We have adjusted the hex bolt, etc. Still cannot figure out why it is missing. Thank you for your help.
Human: Alright I'm looking to completely rewire my Stryker Bass Boat from the motor all the way up to the trolling motor. The only problem im not exactly sure where to start. I've already got all the wire I should need and have a fuse block headed to my house in the mail. I'm comfortable with wiring it cause I have exp...
Thank yall for the help and input. Its goin to be a slow process so I don't make any mistakes and don't feel rushed
Thank yall for the help and input. Its goin to be a slow process so I don't make any mistakes and don't feel rushed
yes you are not kidding when you say the product is pricy.i looked at the seacast product and a how to do it movie on there site.it seems to be what i am looking to do for a good fix .not a bandaid as i had before. my qustion is you mention the word stringers are they the 2 back corners.i have not dug that deep yet. to...
Human: Alright I'm looking to completely rewire my Stryker Bass Boat from the motor all the way up to the trolling motor. The only problem im not exactly sure where to start. I've already got all the wire I should need and have a fuse block headed to my house in the mail. I'm comfortable with wiring it cause I have exp...
That's true, but you will know one heck of a lot more about your boat, which is a very good thing, especially if you have to fix something while on the water.
That's true, but you will know one heck of a lot more about your boat, which is a very good thing, especially if you have to fix something while on the water.
Vinh said: Check your safety switch first. Normally if you don't get sparks out of all the spark plugs that's an indication of the safety switch no pull out all Yes that is one of first things I checked along with all other shut off things. It's looking like bad CDI unit. Click to expand...
Human: I have a 1991 Chevy 4.1 engine that has been acting up. I have replaced the engine and starter, but now I'm noticing there is no power to the boat. It starts fine, but it will stall out if I go too fast. I believe there is a short somewhere but I can't find it. Where would it most likely be? Assistant:
What leads you to believe the issue is it a "short"? Not to be a smarta$$ but the elctrical issues with an engine are likely to be in the harness, usually at the connection from the engine harness to the panel harness...Bad grounds are also towards the top of the list. A voltmeter used to locate a large voltage drop w...
What leads you to believe the issue is it a "short"? Not to be a smarta$$ but the elctrical issues with an engine are likely to be in the harness, usually at the connection from the engine harness to the panel harness...Bad grounds are also towards the top of the list. A voltmeter used to locate a large voltage drop w...
Thanks Mark, I am thinking of a combination of rooftop for the stateroom and a water cooled, ducted deal for the main living areas....
Human: how do you replace rotar in a 305/5.7lx engine?? Assistant:
You'll have Merc's TB EST ignition system. I believe that the rotor, which is also the photo-eye wheel, is glued in position. It may require some force. Try posting your question in the Mercruiser forum. .
You'll have Merc's TB EST ignition system. I believe that the rotor, which is also the photo-eye wheel, is glued in position. It may require some force. Try posting your question in the Mercruiser forum. .
Sorry Wendell, but I don't do downloads......
Human: hi everyone , i just bought a new harness pump assembly ( blue , green and black ground wire)that goes on the trim tilt motor the wires connects right on the soleniod and has the fuse connected in the red wire on it. My question is i need the name on the part that connects to it , it has three small little prong...
What kind of boat and what kind of motor? I don't quite understand what you are trying to do. Generally, when power is applied to the blue wire, the outboard motor (or I/O unit) goes up. If power is applied to the green wire the t/t motor reverses and the outboard motor goes down. So your tilt/trim rocker switch on you...
What kind of boat and what kind of motor? I don't quite understand what you are trying to do. Generally, when power is applied to the blue wire, the outboard motor (or I/O unit) goes up. If power is applied to the green wire the t/t motor reverses and the outboard motor goes down. So your tilt/trim rocker switch on you...
I would do a leak-down test on all cylinders. Seems like the head gasket is still leaking, so there might be some internal damage that you didn't notice when you changed the gasket previously.
Human: hi everyone , i just bought a new harness pump assembly ( blue , green and black ground wire)that goes on the trim tilt motor the wires connects right on the soleniod and has the fuse connected in the red wire on it. My question is i need the name on the part that connects to it , it has three small little prong...
hi thanks for the repley . Im i agree with what your says so far, i just replaced my trim motor , both solenoids , circuit breaker an dthe harness assembly which does have the blue wire for top and green wire for down and red wire with the fuse . However i cant find the proper name of the ( guess it also be called a ha...
hi thanks for the repley . Im i agree with what your says so far, i just replaced my trim motor , both solenoids , circuit breaker an dthe harness assembly which does have the blue wire for top and green wire for down and red wire with the fuse . However i cant find the proper name of the ( guess it also be called a ha...
so you got one new engine and now neither ignition switch works properly...??? sounds like somebody hacked the wiring somewhere.... 2X on the Q in post #6... The ignition switch should supply +12VDC to the ignition when its in RUN and nothing when OFF....may read lower if an older style ignition is used (w/ a ballast...
Human: hi everyone , i just bought a new harness pump assembly ( blue , green and black ground wire)that goes on the trim tilt motor the wires connects right on the soleniod and has the fuse connected in the red wire on it. My question is i need the name on the part that connects to it , it has three small little prong...
I've never owned a MercCruiser so I suggest you post this question on the Mercruiser forum on this site. Go to the top of this thread and click on "Forum Home". There you will see a list of different brands of inboard and outboard engines. Go to the MercCruiser forum and, join that one, and post your question.
I've never owned a MercCruiser so I suggest you post this question on the Mercruiser forum on this site. Go to the top of this thread and click on "Forum Home". There you will see a list of different brands of inboard and outboard engines. Go to the MercCruiser forum and, join that one, and post your question.
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Human: Hello again everyone, I am a new boat owner and I would like to purchase 4 new marine deep cycle batteries for my boat. I have no clue what batteries i should purchase. I read a thread were someone said they have 31 c batteries. my boat has a nice stero with amps, a small flat screen tv, strip lights all over...
You will have one battery for the engine start only and another one or two deep cycle for ships battery ie all the other things you need like sterio and what have you, bilge pump and lights. Find out what size alternator you have. Then go see a good battery shop, guys who know batteries and such. Good Marine shop or B...
You will have one battery for the engine start only and another one or two deep cycle for ships battery ie all the other things you need like sterio and what have you, bilge pump and lights. Find out what size alternator you have. Then go see a good battery shop, guys who know batteries and such. Good Marine shop or B...
Awesome, thank you. Do you know by any chance where to get a free pdf service manual for a f40 2010? rejesterd said: The owner's manual is provided here for free: https://www.yamahapubs.com/outboard_om/LIT-18626-08-81.pdf Page 14 has the info on oil weights/types. The general maintenance is discussed star...
Human: Hello again everyone, I am a new boat owner and I would like to purchase 4 new marine deep cycle batteries for my boat. I have no clue what batteries i should purchase. I read a thread were someone said they have 31 c batteries. my boat has a nice stero with amps, a small flat screen tv, strip lights all over...
Capti'n Squid...thank you for the advice..i had no clue on the battery to buy or even how to go about looking for them. The way you explained it, i understand, i can tell you have a merc 3.7 i/o 470....it has a conversion kit for the chargeing system...its off a chevy marine motor, i dont know the chargeing amperage, b...
Capti'n Squid...thank you for the advice..i had no clue on the battery to buy or even how to go about looking for them. The way you explained it, i understand, i can tell you have a merc 3.7 i/o 470....it has a conversion kit for the chargeing system...its off a chevy marine motor, i dont know the chargeing amperage, b...
Ive checked more thoroughly today, and the oil is clearly dripping from the small exhaust hole directly below the engine cowl clip. The oil is still clear and viscous. Is this a sign of broken rings or scarred barrel ? Will a compression test tell me anything as the engine is running perfectly. Help☺
Human: Hello again everyone, I am a new boat owner and I would like to purchase 4 new marine deep cycle batteries for my boat. I have no clue what batteries i should purchase. I read a thread were someone said they have 31 c batteries. my boat has a nice stero with amps, a small flat screen tv, strip lights all over...
If every thing was working well, I would simply replicate the size and type of batteries you are removing.
If every thing was working well, I would simply replicate the size and type of batteries you are removing.
had the same thing -- checked to see if 12v to motor when relays kicked in, was ok -- checked inside motor. the two brushes were corroded -- cleaned them up - away she whent.
Human: Hello again everyone, I am a new boat owner and I would like to purchase 4 new marine deep cycle batteries for my boat. I have no clue what batteries i should purchase. I read a thread were someone said they have 31 c batteries. my boat has a nice stero with amps, a small flat screen tv, strip lights all over...
It sounds as if you have it now well in hand and with Kimcrwbrt and chawk_man with well added comments. I was 30 years in Vancouver working in the marine trades, now inland not far from Lake Ontario. Have a great boating season..
It sounds as if you have it now well in hand and with Kimcrwbrt and chawk_man with well added comments. I was 30 years in Vancouver working in the marine trades, now inland not far from Lake Ontario. Have a great boating season..
Ayuh,.... So is it a cast fiberglass liner, or plywood deck,..??
Human: Hello again everyone, I am a new boat owner and I would like to purchase 4 new marine deep cycle batteries for my boat. I have no clue what batteries i should purchase. I read a thread were someone said they have 31 c batteries. my boat has a nice stero with amps, a small flat screen tv, strip lights all over...
Thanks for all your help guys....im not sure if everything was working well, i just purchased the boat. i just replace even if they are new...it will start and everything comes on so far, i dont want to be a hour into my trip and then i have issues.......the volt meter...yes, i have just purchased a real time volt mete...
Thanks for all your help guys....im not sure if everything was working well, i just purchased the boat. i just replace even if they are new...it will start and everything comes on so far, i dont want to be a hour into my trip and then i have issues.......the volt meter...yes, i have just purchased a real time volt mete...
For ultra low speed trolling in a small boat with a small engine, don't play with the engine settings... Tie an empty 5 gallon bucket to a line and toss it off the stern to create some drag.
Human: Hello again everyone, I am a new boat owner and I would like to purchase 4 new marine deep cycle batteries for my boat. I have no clue what batteries i should purchase. I read a thread were someone said they have 31 c batteries. my boat has a nice stero with amps, a small flat screen tv, strip lights all over...
I hope so capt! Either way it goes, imma have something....i think I have done all my checks and got all the info i need to have a great season....i dont feel you can have a bad boating season...you can have a expensive season with alot of repairs and mistakes....but its the love of boating that keeps us going...If you...
I hope so capt! Either way it goes, imma have something....i think I have done all my checks and got all the info i need to have a great season....i dont feel you can have a bad boating season...you can have a expensive season with alot of repairs and mistakes....but its the love of boating that keeps us going...If you...
I recommend that you post your question on the Yamaha Forum on this site. Go to the top left of this page, click on "Forum Home" and scroll down to the Yamaha outboard forum. Typically, when you turn on the key switch, you will get a brief alarm sound and the oil pressure and overheat lights will go on briefly to show...
Human: Hello again everyone, I am a new boat owner and I would like to purchase 4 new marine deep cycle batteries for my boat. I have no clue what batteries i should purchase. I read a thread were someone said they have 31 c batteries. my boat has a nice stero with amps, a small flat screen tv, strip lights all over...
Hi everyone, Do you have any problems about your boat?? You must try to find a good Marine contractors to help you. when I'm searching I found this site http://www.thegreenbook.com/products/marine-contractors/ then i saw a good marine contractors. So you must try it
Hi everyone, Do you have any problems about your boat?? You must try to find a good Marine contractors to help you. when I'm searching I found this site http://www.thegreenbook.com/products/marine-contractors/ then i saw a good marine contractors. So you must try it
Plugging the end of the speedo cable isn't going to hurt. It is design to transfer air pressure to the sensor, not water. With regards to other maintenance, is it a four stroke or a two stroke? If it is a four stroke then replace the sump oil and oil filter periodically. Either way you should also replace the gearbox o...
Human: I just bought a 1978 model Stryker bass boat and I am looking for a wiring diagram for it anyone know where to look? Assistant:
Just got a new to me boat also... The service manual for the outboard has some wiring diagrams that show the motor controls. The accessories you probably just need to figure out..
Just got a new to me boat also... The service manual for the outboard has some wiring diagrams that show the motor controls. The accessories you probably just need to figure out..
Well, what happened ??
Human: I just bought a 1978 model Stryker bass boat and I am looking for a wiring diagram for it anyone know where to look? Assistant:
Alright I appreciate it. Im pretty mechanical inclined and know how to wire stuff on vehicles up just haven't ever worked on as boat and don't want it to catch on fire in the middle of the lake
Alright I appreciate it. Im pretty mechanical inclined and know how to wire stuff on vehicles up just haven't ever worked on as boat and don't want it to catch on fire in the middle of the lake
1st, I would tighten / replace the alternator belt. If it's "screaching" in the slightest, it's slipping and too loose and you won't get the full 13.8 to 14.5 VDC charge at full output of alternator. Once that is corrected, then start your troubleshooting.
Human: Hello, Was wondering what was the best way to lower the power on a 12VDC system to power a LED? Linear/Switching Voltage regulator, other method...? With the new LED plug in lights now on the market for bow/stern conventional bulbs, wondering what the manufacturers use to lower power for the LEDs? thomas Assis...
kimcrwbr1 said: I think your mistaken the LEDs are just drop in replacements and actually use 12v DC and draw a little higher amps than standard bulbs. Do you have a link to the bulbs you are talking about? There should be a description on power requirements for the lights. Click to expand... Thanks for the...
kimcrwbr1 said: I think your mistaken the LEDs are just drop in replacements and actually use 12v DC and draw a little higher amps than standard bulbs. Do you have a link to the bulbs you are talking about? There should be a description on power requirements for the lights. Click to expand... Thanks for the...
based on your description, it seems the wiring to the stove appears to be getting excited from a path the bypasses the stove's circuit breaker. I think a good inspection would be the best place to start....and then some measurements....what you are describing is a pretty blatant fault - the fun on boats is usually loc...
Human: Hello, Was wondering what was the best way to lower the power on a 12VDC system to power a LED? Linear/Switching Voltage regulator, other method...? With the new LED plug in lights now on the market for bow/stern conventional bulbs, wondering what the manufacturers use to lower power for the LEDs? thomas Assis...
I cannot definitively answer the first part of your question, but LED's do draw very substantially less amps than conventional filament bulbs. If I recall correctly, the typical LED draws somewhere around 10 to 300 milliamps. Most LED's are at the lower end of that range. Each LED is manufactured for a specific voltag...
I cannot definitively answer the first part of your question, but LED's do draw very substantially less amps than conventional filament bulbs. If I recall correctly, the typical LED draws somewhere around 10 to 300 milliamps. Most LED's are at the lower end of that range. Each LED is manufactured for a specific voltag...
Everything lol, most probably (depending on maintenance) the electrical system on your boat is shoot, corroded connections, wires disintegrating, missing or insufficient ground, you need to take a close hard look at your system and determine if it is reparable, start at the ground, with an electrical meter make sure t...
Human: Hello, Was wondering what was the best way to lower the power on a 12VDC system to power a LED? Linear/Switching Voltage regulator, other method...? With the new LED plug in lights now on the market for bow/stern conventional bulbs, wondering what the manufacturers use to lower power for the LEDs? thomas Assis...
Sorry for the misunderstanding but meant to say, for example a single LED (one that requires 2-3.3VDC, etc..) or a LED you can get at the rat shack. Click to expand... Ayuh,.... 6, 2 volt leds, or 4, 3 volt leds wired in series uses 12 volts,...
Sorry for the misunderstanding but meant to say, for example a single LED (one that requires 2-3.3VDC, etc..) or a LED you can get at the rat shack. Click to expand... Ayuh,.... 6, 2 volt leds, or 4, 3 volt leds wired in series uses 12 volts,...
13.5 diamater is all you can fit ,right?
Human: Hello, Was wondering what was the best way to lower the power on a 12VDC system to power a LED? Linear/Switching Voltage regulator, other method...? With the new LED plug in lights now on the market for bow/stern conventional bulbs, wondering what the manufacturers use to lower power for the LEDs? thomas Assis...
plain LED's don't like to be driven by voltage they are current driven. What you have to do is add a series resistor to the LED. Value is calculated by supply voltage minus forward bias voltage of the LED (usually 1.6 to 2.5V depending on type) divided by the nominal current as specified in the datasheet. Better system...
plain LED's don't like to be driven by voltage they are current driven. What you have to do is add a series resistor to the LED. Value is calculated by supply voltage minus forward bias voltage of the LED (usually 1.6 to 2.5V depending on type) divided by the nominal current as specified in the datasheet. Better system...
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Human: I have a 1988 Cruiser with twin 350's Port side will not start , I have changed the following Plugs , coil wires distributor cap, rebuilt carburetor, alternator . It turns over fast have tried advancing the timing an still wont go, I noticed the transmission sensor was broken but don't think that will stop it f...
Jump the coil - Run a hot wire from the battery to the Plus + side of the coil, then crank to start. Remember if it does start, you must pull this wire off to shut down the engine, you're bypassing the key.
Jump the coil - Run a hot wire from the battery to the Plus + side of the coil, then crank to start. Remember if it does start, you must pull this wire off to shut down the engine, you're bypassing the key.
Can't answer your direct question, but those Sea Rayders were not very good boats, engines were lousy, and the jet drive was always a problem. Sitting for 10 years, it is probably worthless. Parts are nearly impossible to find.
Human: I have a 1988 Cruiser with twin 350's Port side will not start , I have changed the following Plugs , coil wires distributor cap, rebuilt carburetor, alternator . It turns over fast have tried advancing the timing an still wont go, I noticed the transmission sensor was broken but don't think that will stop it f...
I have tried jumping coil and replacing the coil still wont start have 7 volts at the coil with the key switch wondering of something Is loading it down any suggestion what else to try have swapped out the cdi cap an rotor with starboard side an it runs , replaced the alternator a well still no luck
I have tried jumping coil and replacing the coil still wont start have 7 volts at the coil with the key switch wondering of something Is loading it down any suggestion what else to try have swapped out the cdi cap an rotor with starboard side an it runs , replaced the alternator a well still no luck
Is battery fully charged, Has it been load tested?
Human: I have a 1988 Cruiser with twin 350's Port side will not start , I have changed the following Plugs , coil wires distributor cap, rebuilt carburetor, alternator . It turns over fast have tried advancing the timing an still wont go, I noticed the transmission sensor was broken but don't think that will stop it f...
If you have a kill switch for that motor, track it back to your engine and disconnect it, then try to start. It is normally the black/yellow wire. If engine starts, you have a short in the key switch, the kill switch, or the wire is grounded somewhere.
If you have a kill switch for that motor, track it back to your engine and disconnect it, then try to start. It is normally the black/yellow wire. If engine starts, you have a short in the key switch, the kill switch, or the wire is grounded somewhere.
Thank you for good info. I disconnected the 10 pin connector=fuse blowed i disconnected the red wire from r/r to 10 pin= fuse blowed I unhooked everything from the r/r but when I hook up the black wire (ground) the fuse blowed
Human: I have a 1988 Cruiser with twin 350's Port side will not start , I have changed the following Plugs , coil wires distributor cap, rebuilt carburetor, alternator . It turns over fast have tried advancing the timing an still wont go, I noticed the transmission sensor was broken but don't think that will stop it f...
chawk_man said: If you have a kill switch for that motor, track it back to your engine and disconnect it, then try to start. It is normally the black/yellow wire. If engine starts, you have a short in the key switch, the kill switch, or the wire is grounded somewhere. Click to expand... ok will give that a ...
chawk_man said: If you have a kill switch for that motor, track it back to your engine and disconnect it, then try to start. It is normally the black/yellow wire. If engine starts, you have a short in the key switch, the kill switch, or the wire is grounded somewhere. Click to expand... ok will give that a ...
When applying the 12 volts don't forget to reverse the + and - . That will give yo a up and down . flabob1
Human: I have a 1988 Cruiser with twin 350's Port side will not start , I have changed the following Plugs , coil wires distributor cap, rebuilt carburetor, alternator . It turns over fast have tried advancing the timing an still wont go, I noticed the transmission sensor was broken but don't think that will stop it f...
I had change the coil out with a nappa part no# 903 it say use with external resistor i traced all wires out and there is no resisitor does that mean the old coil had the resistor built into it ? it has a beige top and seems a little wider. Or should I just get an external resistor ? when we put resistance through...
I had change the coil out with a nappa part no# 903 it say use with external resistor i traced all wires out and there is no resisitor does that mean the old coil had the resistor built into it ? it has a beige top and seems a little wider. Or should I just get an external resistor ? when we put resistance through...
The very first thing I would do is check the kill switch. Disconnect it. Then try.
Human: please where can i find an interface unit my boat is dead Assistant:
Ayuh,.... I'm sure there's a language problem here, as I have No Clue as to what yer lookin' for,..... As far as I know, OMC, never, Ever put a diesel in front of a Cobra drive,...
Ayuh,.... I'm sure there's a language problem here, as I have No Clue as to what yer lookin' for,..... As far as I know, OMC, never, Ever put a diesel in front of a Cobra drive,...
kimcrwbr1 said: You wont know until you open it up. How big are the drain holes? Click to expand... About an 1 1/2. The hull seems really solid, I took it out a few days ago for the first time. I'd be really surprised if the stringers and bulkheads weren't glassed in. Lol ok thank for your input we'll just h...
Human: We have a Mercury Optimax 150 HP (2007) which has the 4 beeps going off. It has been in the shop almost all summer. They checked the engine for codes, disassembled the lower unit and checked the impeller, moved and reinstalled the oil tank on the engine and bled the system. They said that they found a low voltag...
Post your question on the Mercury forum on this side. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" then click on Mercury Outboards.
Post your question on the Mercury forum on this side. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" then click on Mercury Outboards.
Like Chris said, warm up the engine first. Also, my service manual says to fully open the throttle as well when you crank it.
Human: We have a Mercury Optimax 150 HP (2007) which has the 4 beeps going off. It has been in the shop almost all summer. They checked the engine for codes, disassembled the lower unit and checked the impeller, moved and reinstalled the oil tank on the engine and bled the system. They said that they found a low voltag...
wheely said: We have a Mercury Optimax 150 HP (2007) which has the 4 beeps going off. It has been in the shop almost all summer. They checked the engine for codes, disassembled the lower unit and checked the impeller, moved and reinstalled the oil tank on the engine and bled the system. They said that they found ...
wheely said: We have a Mercury Optimax 150 HP (2007) which has the 4 beeps going off. It has been in the shop almost all summer. They checked the engine for codes, disassembled the lower unit and checked the impeller, moved and reinstalled the oil tank on the engine and bled the system. They said that they found ...
A ground is needed on more than just the black wires.
Human: While driving my boat at 35 mph my fish finder displayed "Input Voltage High." when I reduce speed to 10 mph it did not display Input Voltage High. Could this problem be the battery or the Voltage regulator? Assistant:
model and year of the boat needed....does it have a regulator or just a rectifier?....did you just put a new battery in the boat?
model and year of the boat needed....does it have a regulator or just a rectifier?....did you just put a new battery in the boat?
Thank you everybody. The info is much appreciated. Tight lines and good hook sets. Have a great season.
Human: While driving my boat at 35 mph my fish finder displayed "Input Voltage High." when I reduce speed to 10 mph it did not display Input Voltage High. Could this problem be the battery or the Voltage regulator? Assistant:
papyson said: model and year of the boat needed....does it have a regulator or just a rectifier?....did you just put a new battery in the boat? Click to expand... 1988 Bayliner, old battery. 85 Force engine, I think it has a rectifier?
papyson said: model and year of the boat needed....does it have a regulator or just a rectifier?....did you just put a new battery in the boat? Click to expand... 1988 Bayliner, old battery. 85 Force engine, I think it has a rectifier?
the first thing I would look for is a disconnected wire that should go to the battery in that cramped up battery compartment...you may have to remove the battery to really look..the 2nd thing I would do is determine how the live well is wired..is there a separate wire coming off the battery for it? that boat is a night...
Human: While driving my boat at 35 mph my fish finder displayed "Input Voltage High." when I reduce speed to 10 mph it did not display Input Voltage High. Could this problem be the battery or the Voltage regulator? Assistant:
a regulator should hold at about 14.8 volts...a rectifier only system will creep up....sometimes 16-17 volts and higher depending on the battery used...the battery should be the old type...non sealed..the kind you have to maintain with water level etc....take a multi meter and see exactly how high the voltage goes..has...
a regulator should hold at about 14.8 volts...a rectifier only system will creep up....sometimes 16-17 volts and higher depending on the battery used...the battery should be the old type...non sealed..the kind you have to maintain with water level etc....take a multi meter and see exactly how high the voltage goes..has...
Found at the back of your service manual. If you don't have one, google your engines model/year and you might get lucky with a free copy of the diagram.
Human: While driving my boat at 35 mph my fish finder displayed "Input Voltage High." when I reduce speed to 10 mph it did not display Input Voltage High. Could this problem be the battery or the Voltage regulator? Assistant:
you could probably lust put a power resistor in the wire going to your fish finder. You'd have to measure the current draw of it, then use ohm's law to calc what resistor will bring it down a volt or two.
you could probably lust put a power resistor in the wire going to your fish finder. You'd have to measure the current draw of it, then use ohm's law to calc what resistor will bring it down a volt or two.
Always put a water pump in your motor if any question. they are the life of the motor, and way to cheap not to do it. As far as the orange tubing is, I'm not sure. Must just have a black tube going to the right side of the motor. But it can be unhooked at the power head if in question. Plus your motor should have a the...
Human: While driving my boat at 35 mph my fish finder displayed "Input Voltage High." when I reduce speed to 10 mph it did not display Input Voltage High. Could this problem be the battery or the Voltage regulator? Assistant:
I think I will buy a new battery first to see if the battery is the problem. This boat has been parked for months, never had this problem before.
I think I will buy a new battery first to see if the battery is the problem. This boat has been parked for months, never had this problem before.
Hi Riley1, nothing wrong with digging up old posts, For me the solar project works 100% I have a 33 foot motor cruiser and I have installed 6 x 100 amp AGM batteries for the house bank, everything on my boat runs off 12 volts apart from the hot water system which is AC / engine heated , all lights, refrigeration, 2 x...
Human: While driving my boat at 35 mph my fish finder displayed "Input Voltage High." when I reduce speed to 10 mph it did not display Input Voltage High. Could this problem be the battery or the Voltage regulator? Assistant:
do not buy a maintenance free one(sealed)...
do not buy a maintenance free one(sealed)...
Have you verified that the pulser coil output is correct? And that there is good connectivity from the pulser coil to the CDI?
Human: yes old engine but use to run great now will not fire am I better off taking to mech or what timing? Is it possible to buy timing light and diy or shop really frustrated Assistant:
No shops close coils,plugs,points,etc please need direction
No shops close coils,plugs,points,etc please need direction
FYI: We see more issues with the pumps with integral float switches. IMO, you are better off with a separate float switch, and one that is mounted at a higher elevation than the pump's lowest draw-down ability. We want the float switch to be able to "open" the contacts and shut the pump off. If this is a Main Bilge...
Human: yes old engine but use to run great now will not fire am I better off taking to mech or what timing? Is it possible to buy timing light and diy or shop really frustrated Assistant:
Some simple maintenance is requred.----These motors have a history of bad / cracked coils.---So pull the flywheel off with the proper puller ( 3 bolts ) and inspect.-----It will likely have 2 bad coils or 2 new ones.----See this all the time.
Some simple maintenance is requred.----These motors have a history of bad / cracked coils.---So pull the flywheel off with the proper puller ( 3 bolts ) and inspect.-----It will likely have 2 bad coils or 2 new ones.----See this all the time.
I would do a compression check just to rule that out. When you rebuilt the carbs did you clean them spotless and blow all the jets out with good compressed air? I have seen a set of Yamaha carbs 'rebuilt' times before they were rebuilt enough to fix the problem.
Human: yes old engine but use to run great now will not fire am I better off taking to mech or what timing? Is it possible to buy timing light and diy or shop really frustrated Assistant:
Those old Evinrudes will run forever if you maintain them and run them a lot. Agree with all of the above, especially getting the repair manual and checking for cracked coils. Once running, I highly recommend that you decarb the engine with Sea Foam or similar. That will often times make them run like new.
Those old Evinrudes will run forever if you maintain them and run them a lot. Agree with all of the above, especially getting the repair manual and checking for cracked coils. Once running, I highly recommend that you decarb the engine with Sea Foam or similar. That will often times make them run like new.
Thanks deepsea21 for all the info . I checked the fuel bulb and replaced the main filters like you said but no help..Thinking about how it cuts out ( shuts down ) when I advance out of gear made me think it was something else. So I looked more into the shift position switch. Also thanks Chris for the heads up where it...
Human: I have a 1997 110hp engine on my Javelin. It still starts and runs like it did the day I bought it except for the ability to turn the engine off. I thought it was just a bad ignition switch until I found out I couldn't even turn it off by pulling the kill switch. I've been turning it off by pushing in the choke ...
It's a Johnson outboard. I actually think this may have started when I unhooked the Very Retarded Oiler system and started mixing in tank before it had a chance to destroy my engine. Maybe I unhooked something else I shouldn't have?
It's a Johnson outboard. I actually think this may have started when I unhooked the Very Retarded Oiler system and started mixing in tank before it had a chance to destroy my engine. Maybe I unhooked something else I shouldn't have?
Rebuilt the carbs.. problem solved.
Human: I have a 1997 110hp engine on my Javelin. It still starts and runs like it did the day I bought it except for the ability to turn the engine off. I thought it was just a bad ignition switch until I found out I couldn't even turn it off by pulling the kill switch. I've been turning it off by pushing in the choke ...
Ok, switchbox problem. Now I'm wondering about the engine. Model is J110TLAEM and # is R08182597.
Ok, switchbox problem. Now I'm wondering about the engine. Model is J110TLAEM and # is R08182597.
tried starts dies i put my choke starts first turn and then adjust and goes to fast idle. warm up or put in gear no biggy.
Human: Hi all, this is my very first post; my father and I have admitted defeat to this electrical problem and decided to finally post for other people and see if we can receive any kind of help. To start off with the basics, we own an 87 Ranger Outboard (refurbished engine). We have charged the batteries so the elec...
Welcome to the forum. I would start by finding out if 12 volts are available to the switch. With the switch in the off position probe for power on one of the connectors at a time. Make sure you have a good ground while you do this. Even if you find power on one connector, check the others. Then turn the switch on....
Welcome to the forum. I would start by finding out if 12 volts are available to the switch. With the switch in the off position probe for power on one of the connectors at a time. Make sure you have a good ground while you do this. Even if you find power on one connector, check the others. Then turn the switch on....
Here's a shot in the dark: wouldn't you want the open half to go toward the engine so the vacuum created by the engine will draw fuel from the jet and air from the air intake into the intake manifold?
Human: Hi all, this is my very first post; my father and I have admitted defeat to this electrical problem and decided to finally post for other people and see if we can receive any kind of help. To start off with the basics, we own an 87 Ranger Outboard (refurbished engine). We have charged the batteries so the elec...
Hi Dan, thanks for the reply, we appreciate it. Sorry for the late heads up, but we were trying out your solutions and other things as well. We think now it is a problem with the 9-pin connector or the 15-pin connector underneath the console where all the wires file in to. The only one wire that works is a red one w...
Hi Dan, thanks for the reply, we appreciate it. Sorry for the late heads up, but we were trying out your solutions and other things as well. We think now it is a problem with the 9-pin connector or the 15-pin connector underneath the console where all the wires file in to. The only one wire that works is a red one w...
I know you don't want to drop more bucks on the boat, but one cure is a manual/mechanical jack plate. You're looking at around $250 +/-. But that's a diversion. Let us know what happens when you change the trim tab.
Human: Hi all, this is my very first post; my father and I have admitted defeat to this electrical problem and decided to finally post for other people and see if we can receive any kind of help. To start off with the basics, we own an 87 Ranger Outboard (refurbished engine). We have charged the batteries so the elec...
Sounds like you made good progress. Corrosion can definitely be the problem with the connectors. If it was me (and I'm just a boat owner, not a repair professional), I would unplug each connector and clean the pins and sockets that the pins slide into. For the pins, you could use some fine sandpaper. The female end...
Sounds like you made good progress. Corrosion can definitely be the problem with the connectors. If it was me (and I'm just a boat owner, not a repair professional), I would unplug each connector and clean the pins and sockets that the pins slide into. For the pins, you could use some fine sandpaper. The female end...
Pull it apart and check your work. Especially the stack up.
Human: I have a Yamaha 150 with a 8 Yamaha kicker. I will be getting a Scotty downrigger soon. First question - Can I use the 8 to charge the batteries? Second - Is there any issues using one battery for this setup? Last - Am I wrong in thinking that if you had a dead battery and wanted to start the 150 by starting the...
''keep the main battery fully charged and separate''....totally agree with this statement...as to the ''last'' the answer is no...if the battery is all the way flat then the kicker will not turn the big motor...plus i hate to even think of whats goes on when you have two engines running and the charging systems are tie...
''keep the main battery fully charged and separate''....totally agree with this statement...as to the ''last'' the answer is no...if the battery is all the way flat then the kicker will not turn the big motor...plus i hate to even think of whats goes on when you have two engines running and the charging systems are tie...
Any ideas ?
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
what color are the 3 wires coming from the bilge pump?disconnect the bilge pump completely and restore all wiring like it was...see if your fuel gauge is still working correctly...then get back to us...there is a possibility the you have the pump wires crossed at the battery ....
what color are the 3 wires coming from the bilge pump?disconnect the bilge pump completely and restore all wiring like it was...see if your fuel gauge is still working correctly...then get back to us...there is a possibility the you have the pump wires crossed at the battery ....
Ayuh,.... How much voltage goin' to it's (+) post,..?? Why are you postin' this question, ALL over the forum,..??
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
black, brown, brown with white stripe are the 3 wires, off the new pump, I have a mess of wires under the console, at best I can disconnect the pump wires, i changed or added, ill reply, later this afternoon, and let you know what the fuel gauge does.....
black, brown, brown with white stripe are the 3 wires, off the new pump, I have a mess of wires under the console, at best I can disconnect the pump wires, i changed or added, ill reply, later this afternoon, and let you know what the fuel gauge does.....
Seems that I read a post similar to this a while back and it was the Throttle Position Sensor. Mine did this a few times as well and seems if I let it idle before killing it I don't have that issue. I have the same engine and same year
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
im really confused why the redish pink wire, off the sending unit is giving me a low light on my test light, and the black lead off the sending unit is a bright light, (when I have the test light lead attached to the negative of my batt. But that all may be resolved when I unhook the new pump wires will keee...
im really confused why the redish pink wire, off the sending unit is giving me a low light on my test light, and the black lead off the sending unit is a bright light, (when I have the test light lead attached to the negative of my batt. But that all may be resolved when I unhook the new pump wires will keee...
I pulled the valve cover today and found the valve clearance was off. I adjusted this and got the power back. Maybe check yours. goos luck
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
ps you may be right there was some wires disconected at the batt? Ill go through those also......will follow up
ps you may be right there was some wires disconected at the batt? Ill go through those also......will follow up
I pulled the valve cover today and found the valve clearance was off. I adjusted this and got the power back. Maybe check yours. goos luck
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
sounds like a white pump from walmart....the black lead goes to negative on the battery...i forget which of the brown wires are the auto and which is direct....find out which goes to auto switch which is probably in the pump unit....wire this to the positive post of the battery...turn the unit upside down or if it has...
sounds like a white pump from walmart....the black lead goes to negative on the battery...i forget which of the brown wires are the auto and which is direct....find out which goes to auto switch which is probably in the pump unit....wire this to the positive post of the battery...turn the unit upside down or if it has...
I just found this thread, were you able to find the parts and do the conversion Chris?
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
You will find most fuel gauges to be notoriously inaccurate.... As far as getting the gauge to work correctly, I'd suggest starting at the gauge and working back to the tank (sender unit) since the wiring is an "unknown"... assuming the gauge is wired thru the ignition switch and uses the american standard - with key ...
You will find most fuel gauges to be notoriously inaccurate.... As far as getting the gauge to work correctly, I'd suggest starting at the gauge and working back to the tank (sender unit) since the wiring is an "unknown"... assuming the gauge is wired thru the ignition switch and uses the american standard - with key ...
Do you have a meter to test continuity? I can guide you how to wire the system. We need to check the circuit diagram on the switches or do they have one printed already?? The leds should have a resistor wired in series , if they don't, they are ready to connect, piece of cake.
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
if he is right about the black lead coming off the sender having voltage on it then he has 12v on the ground...i dont know if he is looking at a wire under the console or at the sender though....hopefully he just has a wiring error with no damage done an has not bumped or moved something and got a short under the conso...
if he is right about the black lead coming off the sender having voltage on it then he has 12v on the ground...i dont know if he is looking at a wire under the console or at the sender though....hopefully he just has a wiring error with no damage done an has not bumped or moved something and got a short under the conso...
Ayuh,.... Any pourable foam I've seen is expanding, not self-leveling,...
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
if that black wire is truly a ground wire coming off the sender then it could be open to ground but the i would expect to read the same on the pink wire if he is not pulling current....he says the pump is working but it could be running backward....
if that black wire is truly a ground wire coming off the sender then it could be open to ground but the i would expect to read the same on the pink wire if he is not pulling current....he says the pump is working but it could be running backward....
I have an f40la 09 Get the service manual,pays for itself as soon as you open the book
Human: replaced a billage pump. now fuel gauge isnt working. Naturally when IM sorting through the wires to rig the billage pump im sure i created the gauge issue. pump is an auto type, i didnt have the correct switch, I used the off on switch on the dash for manual off on, hooked the auto wire to positive s...
rickhise said: ps you may be right there was some wires disconected at the batt? Ill go through those also......will follow up Click to expand... You were right there was a wire on the wrong post, disconected all batt wires and one by one figured it out, so all is good to all who took the time...
rickhise said: ps you may be right there was some wires disconected at the batt? Ill go through those also......will follow up Click to expand... You were right there was a wire on the wrong post, disconected all batt wires and one by one figured it out, so all is good to all who took the time...
For one thing the powerhead does not need to come off to replace the driveshaft.------------Give more details of what is wrong and what you are trying to do.
Human: please guys tell me if i am wrong ...does this gauge is connecting to negativ pole on ignition with S pole on gauge ? it is for v8 engine. http://www.ebay.com/itm/FARIA-EURO-...UGE-TACH-NEW-TC9345A-GAGE-METER-/360475870450 Assistant:
Ayuh,.... The (S) pole goes to the (-) terminal on the Coil,....
Ayuh,.... The (S) pole goes to the (-) terminal on the Coil,....
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Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
Ken Brimage said: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat a...
Ken Brimage said: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat a...
"I don't think you'll "I don't think you'll be happy with skids after having rollers. I'd say invest in premium grade components. haven't trailered in a while but never had any issue in the 10 years we did once we had 'good stuff'. The 'economical stuff' just wouldn't stand up to the elements, especially around salt w...
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
Or a picture if you cannot find the numbers.
Or a picture if you cannot find the numbers.
As indicated a 12v charger will not charge 24V, the simple solution will be to add a 4 position switch 1, 2, both and off between the 2 battery 24V setup, both when running your trolling motor, and then 1 or 2 to charge the batteries independently, that makes it simple you don't have to disconnect batteries to charge...
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
its a mericruser 3.7.....4 cyl....the outdrive......um no idea....i dont have a manual for the boat and i dont know were to find this information at. the boat is about a hour away from my house so running and getting it is not very simple.....the boat is a 1985 cobia 195 vbr.....the motor runs....the prop spins....that...
its a mericruser 3.7.....4 cyl....the outdrive......um no idea....i dont have a manual for the boat and i dont know were to find this information at. the boat is about a hour away from my house so running and getting it is not very simple.....the boat is a 1985 cobia 195 vbr.....the motor runs....the prop spins....that...
Nope,.... Wrong stuff for the wrong reasons,...... Yer transom should end up bein' plywood, 'n fiberglass,.....
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
Just a little more info i have found out via you tube. I seen you need to change all fluids....so i just purchased out drive oil, that now i am seeing may be the wrong kind, engine oil, that also may be the wrong [email protected] am just trying to have a proper running vessel that is properly taken care of. the season...
Just a little more info i have found out via you tube. I seen you need to change all fluids....so i just purchased out drive oil, that now i am seeing may be the wrong kind, engine oil, that also may be the wrong [email protected] am just trying to have a proper running vessel that is properly taken care of. the season...
Have you load tested the battery yet?
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
Ken Brimage said: its a mericruser 3.7.....4 cyl....the outdrive......um no idea....i dont have a manual for the boat and i dont know were to find this information at. the boat is about a hour away from my house so running and getting it is not very simple.....the boat is a 1985 cobia 195 vbr.....the motor runs.....
Ken Brimage said: its a mericruser 3.7.....4 cyl....the outdrive......um no idea....i dont have a manual for the boat and i dont know were to find this information at. the boat is about a hour away from my house so running and getting it is not very simple.....the boat is a 1985 cobia 195 vbr.....the motor runs.....
Should only operate when the float switch is floating. You can add another manually switched pump for nuisance water like when you wash the boat or it gets in from rain etc.
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
All man!! lol....dang i cant get a decent boat! Any advice for this motor as far as keeping it running nice until it craps out on me? Another thing i noticed, it has green antifreeze in it. I dont think thats right....but they told me i have a heat exchanger and its suppose to....i had it a week or 2, and when i test ...
All man!! lol....dang i cant get a decent boat! Any advice for this motor as far as keeping it running nice until it craps out on me? Another thing i noticed, it has green antifreeze in it. I dont think thats right....but they told me i have a heat exchanger and its suppose to....i had it a week or 2, and when i test ...
What country are you in? This is a US website. A 5CS was not offered here in the USA. If you can give me the complete engine ID maybe I can get to a USA equivalent model. Apply 12 volts to that coil and more than likely it will let the smoke out.
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
MikDee said: All is not lost, those were pretty good engines developing between 170-200hp with up to a 4bbl carb, but they have their issues. If maintained well, you'll get some good use out of them. They used a 4cyl cast iron Ford head, & an aluminum Mercruiser block. They used a closed water cooling system with...
MikDee said: All is not lost, those were pretty good engines developing between 170-200hp with up to a 4bbl carb, but they have their issues. If maintained well, you'll get some good use out of them. They used a 4cyl cast iron Ford head, & an aluminum Mercruiser block. They used a closed water cooling system with...
What is the primary ID of the motor? Begins with the number 6. For instance 68VL 1000459.
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
I'll jump in on this thread, too, having purchased a lemon or two over the last 50 years. First, try to find an owners/operators manual. That will give you the maintenance procedures and fluid specifics, which you should closely follow. The heat exchanger concept is very solid in that it keeps sea water from corroding ...
I'll jump in on this thread, too, having purchased a lemon or two over the last 50 years. First, try to find an owners/operators manual. That will give you the maintenance procedures and fluid specifics, which you should closely follow. The heat exchanger concept is very solid in that it keeps sea water from corroding ...
I guess I should have clarified........they are aluminum pontoons, 20' long, approximately 24" diameter
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
Forgot to mention that you ought to go to the Merccruiser forum on this site. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" at the top right, then click on Merccruiser forum. Post questions and do searches on your engine.
Forgot to mention that you ought to go to the Merccruiser forum on this site. Go to the top of this page, click on "Forum Home" at the top right, then click on Merccruiser forum. Post questions and do searches on your engine.
Through the fuel system
Human: Hello everyone, I am a new boat owner and i know a little about boats. I have recently purchased a cobia with a I/O system and this boat has a heat exchanger....no idea what that is. i looked it up on the net and i am getting no were...i have a friend who has a boat and its his first boat also so the help i...
This is the best advice you will ever get. Clean the boat and sell the boat. Sorry. Have a professional look at the next one you purchase.
This is the best advice you will ever get. Clean the boat and sell the boat. Sorry. Have a professional look at the next one you purchase.
OK i know this thread is old but for what its worth here is my personal experience. I have tried most setups. Electric brakes work by a "floating" magnet being energized and grabbing onto the face of the brake drum. This magnet is attached to a lever that moves the shoes. Pretty simple and very effective BUT put them...