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sdodson1 05-21-2012 04:33 PM

382 Footwell help
 
Ok I am at a loss all breakers show good, but both my power foot well's are not working. 97 382 fastec. everything else including the seats are working but neither foot well will. Anybody have any pointers? would love some suggestions before I have to rip the carpet off them and pull them out. Going to check power at the switch tonight but I can't see both sides going at once! Thanks in advance! Sean

kreed 05-21-2012 05:28 PM

Good question....my passenger side foot rest is not working...

38fountainecman 05-22-2012 01:51 PM

There is a connector located inside the side storage area where the wiring from the boat's harness plugs into the seat's wiring harness. Check that connector and make sure it is completely plugged in as any separation or corosion of the connectors may be preventing power transfer between the switch on the seat and the actuator in the foot step well. I just re-furbished a 97 419 and had to re-work some of those connectors to get my seat and steps to work.

sdodson1 05-22-2012 04:28 PM

Thanks! I will check that tonight! I did recently go thru both side compartments to check my gear and that might just be it!

FIXX 05-22-2012 06:12 PM

fixx
 
easiest to check power when the foot rest is removed,look in the center of the carpet,their is a half circle piece of carpet and under that little piece is a phillips screw,remove upper and lower screw and the whole foot rest comes off the motor assemble..most likely the motors are seized from being in watger,whyle your in theif take a hose and flush out the drains,they plug up over the years and thats what makes the foot well hold water that kills the foot rest motors..

sdodson1 05-23-2012 08:36 AM


Originally Posted by mrfixxall (Post 3693467)
easiest to check power when the foot rest is removed,look in the center of the carpet,their is a half circle piece of carpet and under that little piece is a phillips screw,remove upper and lower screw and the whole foot rest comes off the motor assemble..most likely the motors are seized from being in watger,whyle your in theif take a hose and flush out the drains,they plug up over the years and thats what makes the foot well hold water that kills the foot rest motors..

So there is just 2 screws holding them on? I thought I had read on here you had to remove the entire upper and lower piece of carpet to get them out?

FIXX 05-23-2012 08:28 PM

fixx
 

Originally Posted by sdodson1 (Post 3693966)
So there is just 2 screws holding them on? I thought I had read on here you had to remove the entire upper and lower piece of carpet to get them out?

my bad,sorry its 4 phillips screws..this is how mine looked,dont know if someone cut them of if formula did this ..

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...l/P1010378.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...l/P1010379.jpg

sdodson1 05-24-2012 08:27 AM

Thanks I will feel around and see if I can find them without having to totally remove the carpet. My 97 is a little different carpet layout. it has 2 rectangles with rounded corners and doesn't wrap around the upper like yours. I am going to try that this eve. They worked fine the first time out but I have gad some electrical gremlins since!

Jeff H 05-29-2012 10:45 PM

on my 97 382, you can reach up under the top step (there are tabs to pull) and the carpet will pull back (not glued) to reveal 2 srews holding on the cover to access the motors

Jeff H

sdodson1 05-30-2012 10:43 AM


Originally Posted by Jeff H (Post 3698207)
on my 97 382, you can reach up under the top step (there are tabs to pull) and the carpet will pull back (not glued) to reveal 2 srews holding on the cover to access the motors

Jeff H

Great thanks Jeff. I brought the boat in to the house to do some work on it and thats one of the first projects. Now if TAG will let me know who made my darn battery charge so I can have it fixed I will be in fine shape!

sleek1 05-30-2012 06:29 PM

Chrarles Industries unless Formula used a different vendor pre 2001.

sdodson1 05-31-2012 08:48 AM

I was thinking Charles. I am pulling it tonight and hoping to find some kind of marking on it. I read a thread that said new ones were 1K and repair was 225.00 I sure like the sound of repair better.

As for the footwells Both motors are seized and going to a local shop for rebuild if I can't get them going and freed up.
Thanks guys your the best

sdodson1 06-15-2012 10:51 AM

Local electric motor shop wouldn't mess with it so I opened it up and cleaned it myself and re-sealed it and it works like a champ! It was easy and you just have to be careful with the brushes.

FIXX 06-16-2012 12:05 AM

fixx
 

Originally Posted by sdodson1 (Post 3710176)
Local electric motor shop wouldn't mess with it so I opened it up and cleaned it myself and re-sealed it and it works like a champ! It was easy and you just have to be careful with the brushes.

cool,,whyle its apart clean the drains so the footwells wont hold water..i blew mine back and forth and al;l kinds of crap came out of them..

sleek1 06-17-2012 07:25 PM


Originally Posted by sdodson1 (Post 3699247)
I was thinking Charles. I am pulling it tonight and hoping to find some kind of marking on it. I read a thread that said new ones were 1K and repair was 225.00 I sure like the sound of repair better.

As for the footwells Both motors are seized and going to a local shop for rebuild if I can't get them going and freed up.
Thanks guys your the best

So how did you get access to the motor on the passenger side, under the step?

sdodson1 06-18-2012 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by sleek1 (Post 3711240)
So how did you get access to the motor on the passenger side, under the step?

I had to drill out the 6 pop rivets under the carpet and remove the whole step. Then unbolted the 4 bolts holding down the frame. From there un-pinned the motor and shaft and tore it down. Went back with a slightly larger rivet to re-assemble.

sleek1 06-19-2012 07:25 PM

Sounds like some work. I think my set up may be different, I haven't seen any rivets. Thanks for the info.


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