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525 spare parts
525 guys what spare parts make sense to keep on board for a breakdown that can be dealt with on the water. Belt, IAC? I had a crank sensor go out last year that I guess isn't very common but ruined the weekend so I have a spare on board. Looking to do some longer runs but want to be prepared. Thanks for any input.
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i have always carried a spare belt, impeller and housing, alternator, never used any of them.
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Thanks for the info. Mine are getting up in hours so just trying to be prepared.
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If your belt has a lot of hours, replace it and keep old for spare
Duct tape, electrical tape and a few hose clamps, fuses. EPIRB |
spare set of headers.......:D
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Every spare part and the entire Snap-On tool catalog was not going to help me the times I've broke on the water.
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Cam Sensor, Crank Sensor, Full SWP replacement, Rinda/similar scanner, IAC & gasket, fuel water separator.
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Originally Posted by F-2 Speedy
(Post 4804430)
spare set of headers.......:D
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
(Post 4804583)
Cam Sensor, Crank Sensor, Full SWP replacement, Rinda/similar scanner, IAC & gasket, fuel water separator.
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Originally Posted by DaveK26
(Post 4804834)
Thanks for the input these all seem logical to have on a long run to save a trip from being cut short
-A few of the Blue Water Drain petcocks. They sell them in packs of 5 I think. -Serpentine Belt -Plug wire set -Spark plug set -Various Hose Clamps Even if you have sensor or similar failure that you don't have with you; the Rinda scanner is a priceless tool to have. I loaned mine out nearly as much as I used it myself, including on poker runs and the like. If you don't have the sensor or whatever you need on hand, you can at least know if it's a $49 part that you can overnight in and get you back on your way. |
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