Marine: Boating, Sailing, PWC, GPS and Navigation - Bayliner speedo not working
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Lonniein121
07-11-03, 09:43 AM
I have a 21.5' Bayliner with a 302 that's one year old. The speedometer had worked on and off and when it quit working I'd blow out the petot hole and it'd work again for a while. Now it quit and I've blown the hole out and took a drill bit and just finger-reamed the hole, can't get it to work at all. Could it be the electronic pick-up? It's irratating, please help. LONNIE
BoatMech
07-12-03, 08:03 AM
We are going to assume the pitot is a stand alone unit
and not the one built into the mercruiser outdrive.
It works on air pressure, if you can get behind the dash disconnect the speedo hose from the gauge and
blow out the line to the transom. You may have to replace
the pitot tube, about ten bucks.
and not the one built into the mercruiser outdrive.
It works on air pressure, if you can get behind the dash disconnect the speedo hose from the gauge and
blow out the line to the transom. You may have to replace
the pitot tube, about ten bucks.
Lonniein121
07-13-03, 07:26 PM
no, I didn't give you enuf info, the pitot hole is in the outdrive, sorry.
BoatMech
07-14-03, 07:43 PM
ok, then you probably did not drill deep enough.
Wood gets pounded into the hole underway.
The other thing is the connection sometimes pops off.
With the drive up follow the small tube down to the drive
and make sure it is properly clipped on.
Wood gets pounded into the hole underway.
The other thing is the connection sometimes pops off.
With the drive up follow the small tube down to the drive
and make sure it is properly clipped on.
Lonniein121
07-15-03, 06:18 AM
yep, went a little deeper and I got it, thanks BoatMech that speedo was driving me nuts.