blue oyster
10-01-2008, 10:11 AM
i was out monday and there was a lot o chit in the water and speeding along at the last second i see a large beam , with no time to turn i at least get the boat out of gear before the bang , i could not find any damage other than a gouge in the hull but since hitting this my speedodometer has not worked . it is a 115 yamaha 4 stroke with yamaha gauges , anyone have any thoughts ?
So the speedo reads from the engine, not the transducer?
Is there a water tube to the gauge?
thefishingfreak
10-01-2008, 10:51 AM
there's a tiny little pin hole {like 1/64'th inch} in the leading edge of the lower unit under the cavitation plate. take a small drill bit and twist in in there, Bye hand. to clean out the hole.
there's a tiny little pin hole {like 1/64'th inch} in the leading edge of the lower unit under the cavitation plate. take a small drill bit and twist in in there, Bye hand. to clean out the hole.
Ahhh, so its a water pressure type.
Is there a tube running to the gauge, or does a sensor take over and send an electronic signal to the gauge?
I had the remote water pressure type, tore that out the second day I owned my boat. GPS is so much better and accurate.
thefishingfreak
10-01-2008, 07:49 PM
tube all the way to the gauge. they don't last very long and aren't very accurate.
piemma
10-02-2008, 02:34 PM
Ahhh, so its a water pressure type.
Is there a tube running to the gauge, or does a sensor take over and send an electronic signal to the gauge?
I had the remote water pressure type, tore that out the second day I owned my boat. GPS is so much better and accurate.
Ditto. Go with the GPS speed. I pay a lot more attention to my RPMs than the speed. I know I'm doing between 23 and 25 knots at 4200 RPMs.
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