pgiconch
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Last Activity: Yesterday, 02:32 PM
Joined: 06-14-2017
Location: Punta Gorda, Fl
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Sounds like 3 is correct. It is probable that there is a small corosion bridge forming between the contacts, or a dead spot developed at the original... -
+1 with Pete. My first thought was a potential bad Joker Valve in the head which could be letting waste tank fumes back into the cabin area. That is another... -
That's how mine is and why mine is on 4. Guess for those that go to 6 it is different. His should have a label like ours according to Faria web site. -
There are a couple ways (head sink storage area, or remove AC grill in rear cave), but easier to remove the steps. Either of those two require a bit of...Leave a comment:
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Believe It should be on the 4P setting. Google US marinevtach selector switch settings and you can find a picture that will match your model.Leave a comment:
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Yeah, the grease needs to go just on the end of the pin so it sticks it to the cam like a glove of glue. Glad it all worked out for you. -
You will need two gaskets if you have to pull the backing plate to extract the rod to "grease" it up in place against the cam lobe. One for...Leave a comment:
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I vote 2655. 3' is 3' less. With growing kids you will notice it sooner not later. And +1 on the 5.7/BIII....Leave a comment:
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All of the items on your basic fuse block chart go "to" something. Per your question and responses from above, I suspect you are talking about...Leave a comment:
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You could cut it at a point of choosing such as near where the new units would go, and then use straight couplers to put it back together.
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I suspect they realized that the bench seat would be too low (and it still is for my admiral) if that space was not there. But, then what to do? We'll,...Leave a comment:
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