Have serviced - fixed, And sill to go
luckydog
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Trying or have done myself to save money
--- Replaced or fixed ---
Hot water heater --- new
Fuel filters --- new
Inline fuel filters --- new
A/C water pump --- new
Windless --- being fixed
Shower pump --- new
Fresh water flow --- fixed
Toilet pump --- on order new
--- Still to go---
Manifolds and risers elbows --- there about 5-6 years old
Engines impellers --- no clue how old they are
Generator impellers --- no clue
Thermostats --- no clue
Most of the console gauges --- sometime they work mostly not
O and the out drives --- three years since last serviced
Is there something else I need to think about doing, I'm not looking for more stuff to do its already a small fortune
I'd rather be safe and know when things were done, put on a regular schedule.
I guess this is the part of buying a used boat
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Generator impeller on the 5e: annual - also note the in an anode in the heat exchanger to be serviced and the is a coupling that connects the water pump to the gen set that should be watched / replaced too ($15).
The gages are known (especially the tachs) to be not all that good. Search around on here as several of us have done things to replace them with upgraded gages.
PC BYC, Holland, MI
I own a 2005 320 and in regard to the gauges-I was tired of sending them back to Faria every year and ended up replacing them with Smart Gauges. While I was at it I replaced the radar/gps. I did not want to spend the money but in the long run it was worth not having the aggravation and having gauges that are 100% accurate.
PC BYC, Holland, MI