Can’t find my bilge pump
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MATTANZA
old man of the sea, in training.
- Aug 23, 2004
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- RICK
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- Boston Whaler 25' Outrage "MATTANZA II", 34' Radovcich "AMY ANNE" {when it needs to be fixed}
look for a thru hull above water line , then trace back o pump
do you have a bilge pump switch on the dash?
in 1988, bilge pumps were an option
Fishbones
Your wife thinks about ME
- Nov 7, 2005
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- Rich
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Bayliners do not need them... they are the best built boats on the water...
Flip the switch and listen. You found the switch right? Uh-oh ...
stairman
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- May 16, 2009
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- doug
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there are several bilge pump finding services I. your area..hive em a call
If you have a bilge pump, it should be wired directly to the battery. So, look at the connections to the positive side of the battery, one of them should be the bilge pump, and it will have relatively small gauge wire. Besides that, you will probably have a starter, alternator and distribution connections.
Did you check the bilge? Lowest point in the boat. Do you know what a bilge pump looks like? Mattanza said, find an above the waterline thru hull and trace back the hose. Good luck!
Middle of the boat deck hatch. There should be one for the gas tank sending unit then another for bilge pump or maybe it was one hatch and the pump was on the hull hard to get at. Thats how my 1988 trophy was. Brutal arm scrapper to change.
we should have a drain on the side of the hull somewhere where the water comes out of the bilge if you don’t then you dont have a pump. A lot of old manufactures early in early 80s and 90s did not install pumps
