searay495
Active Member
- May 26, 2008
- 604
- Boat Info
- 2004 420 Sedan Bridge
- Engines
- Twin Cummins CTA 8.3m
480 HP
Thanks for your help Rob. Any other thoughts if that's not it? Might it be the amp?
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My starborad 8.1s Mercruiser in my 2006 340 Sundancer just failed me yesterday. I was returning from a short run (one that required more no-wake driving than on-plane). Just as I started to accelerate out of the no-wake zone, my alarm went off signalled "Limited Power". What had actually happened was my starboard engine had stopped. It started again, with difficulty, but failed again as soon as I tried to accelerate. After that it wouldn't start at all...and all the guages associated with the starboard engine are also dead. I don't even get the signature "beep" when I turn the ignition for that engine on. Its all just stopped. It made getting back to the Marina and parking the boat in the slip very interesting to say the least. I have a mechanic coming to look at it in the coming days, but wanted to know if anyone had any experience similar to this. I realize it could be range of problems, although temperature was normal, oil was normal...and I'd welcome hearing about any and all similar experiences so I can eliminate the possibilities one at a time. Thank you.
My starborad 8.1s Mercruiser in my 2006 340 Sundancer just failed me yesterday. I was returning from a short run (one that required more no-wake driving than on-plane). Just as I started to accelerate out of the no-wake zone, my alarm went off signalled "Limited Power". What had actually happened was my starboard engine had stopped. It started again, with difficulty, but failed again as soon as I tried to accelerate. After that it wouldn't start at all...and all the guages associated with the starboard engine are also dead. I don't even get the signature "beep" when I turn the ignition for that engine on. Its all just stopped. It made getting back to the Marina and parking the boat in the slip very interesting to say the least. I have a mechanic coming to look at it in the coming days, but wanted to know if anyone had any experience similar to this. I realize it could be range of problems, although temperature was normal, oil was normal...and I'd welcome hearing about any and all similar experiences so I can eliminate the possibilities one at a time. Thank you.
Those engines were not upgraded with new verilift exhausts... It will cost about $2K in parts to upgrade them yourself...
Looks like some have converted the exhaust on their own if they wanted. Was the $2000 estimate if you do it yourself or if you paid the marina? Doesn't look too difficult to complete for a winter project.
While this doesn't have the vernalift mufflers, what that stop you from buying a boat like this if no other problems are found?