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Re: 08 320 Express Cruiser 110 outlets not working
The GFI should be the first on the line switching itself and others downstream from it.
Ian
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Re: What did you do to your boat today
Looks melted to me ... but only around the motor housing ... if it was a flame from the compartment, your flexible hoses would show burn signs. My guess is the motor was seized and it overheated ... then the plastic melted.
MarkB
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Re: What did you do to your boat today
We need a "Whoa!" emoji choice at the bottom of a post, since that definitely deserves a "Whoa!"
TonyG13
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Re: 08 320 Express Cruiser 110 outlets not working
You didn't mention it, so I'll offer that you check your GFCI(s), as you most certainly have at least one of them somewhere. There should only be one of them on each outlet circuit and it should be the first outlet on the circuit. Push the "TEST" button and then the "RESET" button and see if that helps. FWIW, the newer ones have LED lights on them that will annunciate their status: green for good, red for tripped. The GFCI on my boat is directly on the panel and is all black and no lights, so you can't tell at all that it is popped unless you reset it.
Formulaben
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Re: Stock Market
I'd like to be optimistic....but.
Saw a report this morning stating that "Around 878,000 American households were either late on their home loan payments for more than 90 days or were in foreclosure at the end of January."
Shades of 2008?
Saw a report this morning stating that "Around 878,000 American households were either late on their home loan payments for more than 90 days or were in foreclosure at the end of January."
Shades of 2008?
Willhound
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Re: Pic Of The Day
And this is when you rise off the salt, and it leaves a slick of tree pollen in the water. Welcome to boating in March!
LaRea
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Re: Hard to start
If it runs fine once you get it started I don't believe its the fuel pump. Have you checked that the choke is working. On mine you have to pump it 3 to 4 times to set the choke. If you are initially not seeing any fuel from the jets , it just may mean the bowls are empty and its not going to dispense fuel into the motor until there is fuel in the bowls, back to my theory that its leaking fuel from the carb back to the engine when its sitting. Most rebuilders do not fix that when they rebuild. It involves putting an epoxy on the fuel bowl well plugs. Even most of the rebuilt carbs you buy don't correct that. If its a mechanical fuel pump its not going to pump any fuel unless the engine is turning over. Although I don't think its an issue have you checked the fuel filter?
mbnarney
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