Drive Indicator Issue???
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I have the same problem on my boat.... I think the point where the cable goes up into the boat the clam shells are tightened down cripming the cable slightly. I've unscrewed the clam shells and operated the drives and it runs smoothy.
I'll fix it when it's time to replace the cable but I'll also replace it with a Morse 33C (Supreme) instead of the std. cables. The supreme operates much better and can withstand a tighter radius turn.
Just a suggestion.
I'll fix it when it's time to replace the cable but I'll also replace it with a Morse 33C (Supreme) instead of the std. cables. The supreme operates much better and can withstand a tighter radius turn.
Just a suggestion.
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I have the same problem on my boat.... I think the point where the cable goes up into the boat the clam shells are tightened down cripming the cable slightly. I've unscrewed the clam shells and operated the drives and it runs smoothy.
I'll fix it when it's time to replace the cable but I'll also replace it with a Morse 33C (Supreme) instead of the std. cables. The supreme operates much better and can withstand a tighter radius turn.
Just a suggestion.
I'll fix it when it's time to replace the cable but I'll also replace it with a Morse 33C (Supreme) instead of the std. cables. The supreme operates much better and can withstand a tighter radius turn.
Just a suggestion.
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I will check Uflex out as well. Looks like I have got my work cut out for me this weekend....Thank you for all of the ideas and tips guys!!






