lakedrum03
MC Devotee
Last Activity: Yesterday, 09:03 PM
Joined: 07-07-2017
Location: Ohio
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I love the kicker motor. Never seen a river jet with a kicker....Leave a comment:
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Gorgeous!!!!!!Leave a comment:
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I never seize just about anything with threads. Especially items that routinely see water or contact different metals. Never have heard about something backing out if it had never seize. It is sticky enough that it shouldn't vibrate loose like if you used a light oil or grease.
There may...Leave a comment:
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Didn't nautique pick up JL now? Could be why MC can't get them back and is doubling down on Klipsch....Leave a comment:
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Jim thanks for the update. For me, when the kill switch was out, the fuel pump would not run. Once the switch was repaired then the pump would run with key on....Leave a comment:
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Oh man! That looks sweet! Love the color. How does it tow?Leave a comment:
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That is so awesome!!!!!! So happy it turned out to be a simple fix.
Sounds like Beers on your boat!Leave a comment:
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Assuming you mean the crank position sensor ring.
Would this work: https://www.summitracing.com/parts/a...make/chevroletLeave a comment:
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See the attached files. These may not be 100% because I am not sure exactly what changes from year to year, but should help. I have some other manuals an such that i could send you. PM me your email.
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Have you done any continuity testing at the kill switch? There is a chance that you have wire separation before or after the kill switch which would make the jumpering worthless. I don't remember if the relays are 4 or 5 pin, but there should be 2 pins that you can get power from. 1 of them should...Leave a comment:
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I am no expert by far. However, the power for the fuel pump is just a dumb switch. It does not run through the computer, as I understand it. When the key switch is powered, the relay activates and provides power to the fuel pump. I am fairly certain the coil power is the same. These relays should...Leave a comment:
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What time is dinner?Leave a comment:
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The impeller is a bi-annual replacement item for me....Leave a comment:
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Most likely the alternator. May need a new belt or could just need the belt tightened up....Leave a comment:
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McMaster carr...Leave a comment:
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+1 on WL. Easy to make new bunks and blocks. Just some time with the saw, a drill and a screw gun.
Find a carpenter friend and get a 12 pack and knock it out by the time the last beer is cracked....Leave a comment:
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WL I may be totally off base but, I have read before that salt will begin separating from water at about 170 degrees.
if that’s accurate then it would make sense to keep water temps lower than that to help slow down corrosion....Leave a comment:
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