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Werlax September 18th 04 10:05 PM

Speedometer not working
 
I have a 2003 Four Winns Fish n' Ski I/O and the speedometer quit working.
I'm not sure where to start looking for problems. There isn't anything
hanging underneath the boat, but I checked for weeds and the like. I want
to make sure I'm not missing anything simple before I contact the dealer.
Thanks,
Mark



Robert Denner September 18th 04 10:13 PM

If you have an I/O there might be a hole or port in the leading edge of the
bullet shaped lower leg that has a thin hose going to the guage. If so it
could be blocked by sea weed, etc right at the entry point. You also could
take off the hose from the back of the guage and blow back thru it with some
compressed air. Of course you could also have a paddle wheel pick up on your
depth finder transducer which electrically actuates the guage.



Steve Daniels September 18th 04 10:41 PM

On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 21:05:37 GMT, something compelled "Werlax"
, to say:

I have a 2003 Four Winns Fish n' Ski I/O and the speedometer quit working.


And the problem with this is . . . ?

Calif Bill September 19th 04 03:17 AM


"Werlax" wrote in message
...
I have a 2003 Four Winns Fish n' Ski I/O and the speedometer quit working.
I'm not sure where to start looking for problems. There isn't anything
hanging underneath the boat, but I checked for weeds and the like. I want
to make sure I'm not missing anything simple before I contact the dealer.
Thanks,
Mark



There is a small hole in the front of the leg that feeds a hose to the
speedo. It is probably plugged. Take a small about 1/8" drill big and
using your fingers clean out the hole.



Werlax September 19th 04 05:04 AM

Thanks for the helpful responses (those that deigned me worthy). I figured
it had to be something simple but wasn't sure how it was actuated. I
appreciate your time. I'll take care of it tomorrow.
Thanks again,
Mark




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