Recent content by Christopher Carter

That would be correct

I bought whole part https://marinesan.com/

Yeah, I’d bet it’s the pressure switch. There’s a gasket inside that was worn on mine. 3 min install

Yup, sounds like exact same problem. If you turn on the system you can hear the leak at the pressure switch. Is your bowl holding water? If it is that’s your problem. The switch. Part around $200

I just finished changing out duckbills (all 4) and still had a vacuum leak. After further research it was the pressure switch that failed and was leaking through small pinhole. I Listened for air, and found the leak at the base of pressure switch. The duckbills were worn as well. Nasty job but...

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Yes it does go away as I throttle up.

Mine just started doing the same. Did you ever get some help?

This was exact issue I found days ago. A corroded wire.. now fixing the connection and should be good to go.

That was the problem. Wire was burned/corrected. All fastened up and repaired in less than hour once I got new wire. Easy fix! Thanks for help!

Bingo… exactly right. The black jump wire is corroded. I’ll replaced that and see when happens.

Thanks Jay! I’m here at the unit this morning we’ll see.

2004 Searay Sundancer no hot water… no change in voltage at panel when turned on. Any hep on where to start?

I have 04 390 w reg 8.1s def not under powered and if complaining about gas why have a boat. I will say anything bigger diesel would be the way I’d go. Overall we get a ton of smiles, attention and likes. Sexy boat!