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Drive Indicator Issue???
I am having a problem with the drive indicators on my Adrenaline. When I get on plane and start to trim out they will not pass 4 or 4.5 on the visual indicator near my controls. It is like they run up and then just get stuck. I have had this problem since day one and have not been able to get it rectified. The drives go up and down fully without a problem, but the indicators just stop. I have checked the lines and made sure they were greased. I have taken the indicators off of the drive and tried to pull them all of the way out and that does not work either. What could cause this? Like I said it has been like this since the boat was built and it happens regardless if it running or on the trailer. All suggestions are appreciated.
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If Its Not A Cable Issue ,Cable Should Go In And Out All The Way ,Then Its In The Indicator Unit It Self,Maybe The Hole For The Indicator Is Not Big Enough And The Slides Are Binding On The Glass????What Kind Of Unit Is It??
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so theres no sharp turns under the dash ??then maybe new cables, stainless marine has a set that slide better than stock merc ones I here. man sorry about your boat that thing is not right from what you have been saying. I would have pulled the plug on it by now.:(
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Originally Posted by lightspeed
(Post 2047006)
If Its Not A Cable Issue ,Cable Should Go In And Out All The Way ,Then Its In The Indicator Unit It Self,Maybe The Hole For The Indicator Is Not Big Enough And The Slides Are Binding On The Glass????What Kind Of Unit Is It??
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Sounds like you need a OL 39 GTX
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Sounds like that's as far as the drive will trim while underway.
Can you verify the drive keeps moving up while the indicator stops moving? I would think there's a limit to how much you can trim the drive with the engine in gear. |
Originally Posted by Ron P
(Post 2047037)
Sounds like that's as far as the drive will trim while underway.
Can you verify the drive keeps moving up while the indicator stops moving? I would think there's a limit to how much you can trim the drive with the engine in gear. |
Originally Posted by Ron P
(Post 2047037)
Sounds like that's as far as the drive will trim while underway.
Can you verify the drive keeps moving up while the indicator stops moving? I would think there's a limit to how much you can trim the drive with the engine in gear. Jonathan |
Originally Posted by tblrklakemo
(Post 2047042)
There was on my baja. Not much more than half way up....any more and you needed to hit the trailer switch too.
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Originally Posted by BY U BOY
(Post 2047060)
same thing on my scarab
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Originally Posted by JonMangual
(Post 2047047)
No it will trim further. The indicator does not stop at the same time on a conssitent basis. Sometimes it will go to 5 and other times it will only go to 4 or 4.5. It will always make it by 4 though.
Jonathan |
How about when the engine is off or while it's on the trailer. Does it work properly then or does it still stop at 4 or 5?
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Originally Posted by Ron P
(Post 2047339)
How about when the engine is off or while it's on the trailer. Does it work properly then or does it still stop at 4 or 5?
It stops quicker when the boat is not running. |
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. |
Originally Posted by Panther
(Post 2047386)
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. |
The spring in the actuator on the drive is probably not strong enough to extend the ram/plunger. It may be the spring or the cable binding. Assuming you have the merc style actuator.
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Originally Posted by lightspeed
(Post 2047853)
The Only Cables To Use Are Uflex You Can Just About Tie Them In A Knot And They Will Work.. The Best On The Market Hands Down....
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