Try through a dealer there are FEW LEFT! Call around for best price.
I was able to buy one two weeks ago.

 

Can you shoot me the dealer and price you paid? MM over my way has nothing and I've been searching on line for some time.

 

There are more than a few left, as its still being put into new boats. Its a Sea Ray specific part and a dealer supplied item only. Call any dealer and they should be able to get you one. That's how I got my replacement last year (be ready to dish out over $700 for it).

 

I have tried to locate one on line after my local dealer (Marine Max) informed me that the piece is no longer made or available. Unfortunately MM are the only dealers within a few hundred miles of me.

 

Interesting. The new L650 Fly I was on recently had one on it. I bought mine from a dealer 550 miles away and then shipped it to me (I had to pay the shipping but it was less than $20). Try calling Prince William Marina in Virginia. http://www.pwmarina.com

 

Thanks for the tip ZZ, I'll shoot them an e-mail with the part number, hopefully it works out.

 

I've been thinking something like a raspberry Pi or aduino could replace the display with a Dummy Light/Buzzer and send the codes to Nema2000.

 

Related:
On my 2005 390 Sundancer, the Systems Monitor was sounding a constant alarm. The display showed "all sea ray systems normal" and the reset button didn't mute the alarm.
CAUSE / SOLUTION / WORKAROUND: The external alarm circuit relay inside the Systems Monitor display is broken and sounds constantly. The internal alarm is fine. This is common malfunction on older units. After looking at the schematic in the Sea Ray Manual, I simply disconnected the orange wire coming out of the back of the Systems Monitor to the small external buzzer. The internal buzzer still works fine and is sufficient. Problem solved and saved $700+
Note: In the engine room these is a circuit breaker called "Systems Monitor" which supplies power to the Systems Monitor unit.