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I have a 2002 Smokercraft. I was doing some testing for my
downriggers and I noticed I have a negative flow through my boat. Is this normal? I found this by un-hooking my negative lead from the battery. I then hooked a test light between the post and the hull and it lit up. Do I have a problem? I also have some small pitting above the waterline, could this be linked? |
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You would find the same thing if you tested that way on the positive side.
Either something is turned on, something normally running, or you have a short somewhere. As for the pitting, it may be due to no or wrong sacrificial anodes installed. -- Bill Chesapeake, Va "ANDY PHILLEY" wrote in message om... I have a 2002 Smokercraft. I was doing some testing for my downriggers and I noticed I have a negative flow through my boat. Is this normal? I found this by un-hooking my negative lead from the battery. I then hooked a test light between the post and the hull and it lit up. Do I have a problem? I also have some small pitting above the waterline, could this be linked? |
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It certainly wouldn't hurt. Zinc for sal****er, Magnesium for fresh water.
-- Bill Chesapeake, Va "ANDY PHILLEY" wrote in message om... I have anodes on my motor but none on my Hull. Should I add one to the transom? (ANDY PHILLEY) wrote in message . com... I have a 2002 Smokercraft. I was doing some testing for my downriggers and I noticed I have a negative flow through my boat. Is this normal? I found this by un-hooking my negative lead from the battery. I then hooked a test light between the post and the hull and it lit up. Do I have a problem? I also have some small pitting above the waterline, could this be linked? |
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