All I had to do was watch your video...BEFORE I tore apart my water pump for the third flippin time. Thank you, kind sir! I should have done a better diagnosis.
No words need......Tom and Jerry have nothing on you sir........And p.s. thanks for getting rid of my alarm sound and saving me thousands of dollors on a outdive.
What can be symptoms of low gear oil other than the beep noise, I have a 95 sea Ray sun dance I just bought, took it out to the water had it started for a couple minutes and as soon as I put it into gear it started beeping, I drove it a few seconds to see if the sound would go away. I only had it in gear for a a minute or two to get back on the trailer. It started smoking and there was a burning smell and smoke but as soon as I smelt the burning I stopped driving it. It currently has that continuous beeping noise. It has not lost power or anything so I don’t think the damage could be bad. Could that be a symptom of low gear oil?
I’ve learned more from this video than I think any other video ever. 1) I never thought to lower the outdrive onto the hydraulic guard things. Makes complete sense when I saw you do it. I’ve been snapping those fuckers on and off for years for apparently no reason at all 2) The end “handle” on the hose is also a freaking socket! 3) there’s a pin to hold the muffs in place?? Thanks
I do not get it how did that fix your alarm? You just stopped the problem causing it to sound off.. Alarm sounds for coolant temp, oil pressure, or low drive oil. Sounds like your alarm was working just fine. Mine does not work and I can not find it's location. On to the next video. Should have titled it how to get your alarm to stop.. Nice edit though.
@@obijuankenobi420 I think a previous owner removed it. There is now alarm buzzer under the dash anywhere... I will probably get on a forum and see where my boats alarm location is supposed to be and what wires connect to it, but for now I check everything manually.
All I had to do was watch your video...BEFORE I tore apart my water pump for the third flippin time. Thank you, kind sir! I should have done a better diagnosis.
You sir are a true American hero!!
No words need......Tom and Jerry have nothing on you sir........And p.s. thanks for getting rid of my alarm sound and saving me thousands of dollors on a outdive.
What can be symptoms of low gear oil other than the beep noise, I have a 95 sea Ray sun dance I just bought, took it out to the water had it started for a couple minutes and as soon as I put it into gear it started beeping, I drove it a few seconds to see if the sound would go away. I only had it in gear for a a minute or two to get back on the trailer. It started smoking and there was a burning smell and smoke but as soon as I smelt the burning I stopped driving it. It currently has that continuous beeping noise. It has not lost power or anything so I don’t think the damage could be bad. Could that be a symptom of low gear oil?
Thank you, I was pulling my hair out trying to figure this out!
I’ve learned more from this video than I think any other video ever.
1) I never thought to lower the outdrive onto the hydraulic guard things. Makes complete sense when I saw you do it. I’ve been snapping those fuckers on and off for years for apparently no reason at all
2) The end “handle” on the hose is also a freaking socket!
3) there’s a pin to hold the muffs in place??
Thanks
Thank you for the video 👍
That fixed my problem and for some reason made me LMAO. Thanks
Glad to hear it!
Problem solved! Thank you so much for your video.
I don't get it what was the issue
It was low on the outdrive oil. The warning buzzer was sounding off because it was low.
I do not get it how did that fix your alarm? You just stopped the problem causing it to sound off.. Alarm sounds for coolant temp, oil pressure, or low drive oil. Sounds like your alarm was working just fine. Mine does not work and I can not find it's location. On to the next video. Should have titled it how to get your alarm to stop.. Nice edit though.
Low drive oil was the problem in this video. Did you find a solution for your boat ?
@@obijuankenobi420 I think a previous owner removed it. There is now alarm buzzer under the dash anywhere... I will probably get on a forum and see where my boats alarm location is supposed to be and what wires connect to it, but for now I check everything manually.
Are you for real?
True story
Disconnect your automatic oiler mix your oil and fuel yourself you will thank me one day
That’s not what it is. That’s not how any of this works.
You make me lose my time
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