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Old 06-17-2017, 04:11 PM
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My starboard trim tab is not going up. It is full download and I only get a click when I try to retract it. Motor runs if I push the down switch. Port Tab works fine. Tabs are Dana 1000.

Must be my time for electrical gremlins.

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Most 'un-scientific' but.......
Different tab, K-plane 380 was stuck all the way down on my old boat, had someone stand behind and with all his force, pull the tab up as I hit the switch. He suggested it was stuck at a point it had never been before (I didn't believe they go down so far!) and a solenoid or relay was cutting out when the pump couldn't shift it.

Dont know if that makes sense or even if the situation is similar but it worked for me.

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the dana 1000 is essentially a k-plane. uses a merc trim pump for each tab. so you have 2 solenoids mounted on each tab motor. have somebody do tab up and down while you are touching the solenoids. you will feel 1 click and motor will run 1 way. other clicks and no motor noise. jump across the 2 top terminals of that one and tab motor will most likely run and tab will retract. now, buy 2 solenoids. install 1 and have the other on board cuz you have no idea which one will bite you on the hiney next.
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Solenoid

green - grass down
blue - sky up,

you ou can get the FORD equivalent ones for about 7-10 bucks.

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Thanks, Guys! If the rain and storms hold off I will do as advised and get it running.

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Originally Posted by dereknkathy
the dana 1000 is essentially a k-plane. uses a merc trim pump for each tab. so you have 2 solenoids mounted on each tab motor. have somebody do tab up and down while you are touching the solenoids. you will feel 1 click and motor will run 1 way. other clicks and no motor noise. jump across the 2 top terminals of that one and tab motor will most likely run and tab will retract. now, buy 2 solenoids. install 1 and have the other on board cuz you have no idea which one will bite you on the hiney next.

Yep, more than likely corroded contacts in the solenoid. I had the same problem with one of my HP1000 tabs. Replacements can be purchased at Napa. Echlin ST82.
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Cool! Thanks for the part number, Ryan!

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that is the same as the starter slave solenoid, and the seadoo starter solenoid. and my riding mower solenoid. it is everywhere and it is a failure-prone POS.
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Originally Posted by dereknkathy
that is the same as the starter slave solenoid, and the seadoo starter solenoid. and my riding mower solenoid. it is everywhere and it is a failure-prone POS.
Is there a better one that can be substituted?

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They last 5 years, all the same quality, problem is when boats sit and they aren't used, like the 8 months inNYS.
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