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Both, sides are so you can see that the water pumps are working, but under way, most exits underneath.

I have a 99 310 DA and love it. V drives equal less maintenance, better handling.

I have a 310 and we love it. V-drives are so much more hassle free. No leaking bellows, less maintenance too. They do give up a little speed, but the handling makes up for it.

If the raw water pump impeller was replaced, I would hope they checked the trans cooler inlet for the old impeller fins and removed them. This could cause a blockage of cooling water also.

You could always get the one without the hole, and if you find, you need a hole, just lineup the gaskets and cut 1 in.

I had a machine shop make me a Crow's foot with a 3/4 inch drive. Then you can use a 3/4 ratchet and extension to snug them up

Thanks for your help, I finally found The bulb. And I tested it at home and it works here so it must be a switch or wiring issue on the boat.

Here is the bulb I found.

Thank you! So Searay uses 14mm base, not the standard 12?

Thanks for the info! Dave

Do you happen to have the manufacturer or part # for your faucet? Thanks

That would be fantastic if you could find that part number!!

Looks good, although I still want to be able to spray over the side of the boat! Thanks

The crimp fitting on my sink spray handle came off last weekend, does anyone have a part number for the hose and / or handle assy? I believe it's Italian because the fitting threads are different, some non-standard metric size. Thanks

That worker perfectly. There are 2 bulbs in this particular light over the stove. 1 small DC bulb, and 1 larger LED AC bulb. I lost the bulb on the way home last weekend. Does anyone know what wattage the AC socket takes? Thanks

Thanks I will try it tomorrow!

This is mounted on the ceiling and the Brass colored ring looks to have 3 dimples on it. All the ceiling lights in my cabin are the same size, approx. 6 inches in diameter.

I'm guessing the outer ring is about 6" diameter. But the light worked on 2 seperate switches, one AC and one DC right by the galley sink, above the power vent rocker switch.

Thanks, I will give it a go this weekend. I'm guessing there are 2 different bulbs in the one over the galley? One for AC switch op and one for DC. They both worked last season, now just the AC lite won't turn on from the ac switch in the galley.

I am trying to replace the AC light bulb over my galley. What's the trick to remove the cover without breaking anything? See Picture attached