Glad we could help.Quote:
Originally Posted by blaze5012
If you have Prime, you can get a blower fan real quick.
http://www.amazon.com/Attwood-Quiet-...ds=boat+blower
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Glad we could help.Quote:
Originally Posted by blaze5012
If you have Prime, you can get a blower fan real quick.
http://www.amazon.com/Attwood-Quiet-...ds=boat+blower
20 year of doing smoke evacs from houses and a little physics.
Where are you located that you are still getting to take your boat out?
Old thread...but applies to me!
My blower on my 2005 SSV24 has died. Sooo...where exactly is it to replace?? I always assumed it was in the engine bay, but I cannot find it there. Since it is not making noise I can't track it down.
Probably looks like this:
https://www.amazon.com/attwood-Blowe.../dp/B07PX4RGR6
Your vent probably leaves the boat from out of the top of the transom (middle section) OR you will see a side vent on your top boat.
You should see the black flex hose when you open the engine hatch.
Location - probably under the motor, look by the spark plugs from sitting in the back locker.
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Thanks...that helps. I saw the blower but thought it was just a hose support. That also explains why it died. We filled the bilge with water after a ballast hose blew. I think I’ll move it higher up when I replace it.
Thx again!
Use a meter to see if you are getting power back there with the switch on - at the blower. It's probably connected to fuse under the dash, check that.Quote:
Originally Posted by CJD
Probably right, if the blower motor was underwater, it might not have survived.
Yep, the dunking killed it, as it was frozen solid. I was surprised to find that the boat only has a single motor, instead of 2 mentioned earlier in this thread.
Anyway, thanks again!
Good deal. I think my 2007 only has one. I need to look next time I’m crawling around in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by CJD
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