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Built in cooler not draining

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Location
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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2007
Boat Model
SX
Boat Length
23
any have any issues with their built in cooler not draining much water? If so how do you get all the water out with out sucking it up(shop-vac) or wiping it out?
 
any have any issues with their built in cooler not draining much water? If so how do you get all the water out with out sucking it up(shop-vac) or wiping it out?

I had that problem and the bilge pump helped sometimes. Then I discovered that my scupper valve was broken and letting water into the hull. I have to ask, have you pulled the drain plug on the cooler all the way out? Which cooler/locker is the one not draining?
 
Sorry for not specifying. I am talking about the built in cooler under the starboard bow seat. It has a hose hooked up to an outlet that goes through the hull on the starboard side.
 
Sorry for not specifying. I am talking about the built in cooler under the starboard bow seat. It has a hose hooked up to an outlet that goes through the hull on the starboard side.

OK, then the plug question still applies. Also, check to see if you had some bugs decide to make a home in the drain hose. I had the joy of removing about 6 inches of dried mud from the engine pissers thanks to wasps trying to use them as a nest. Now I seal them with petroleum jelly in the spring after every run.
 
Mine didnt drain right because the drain is on the side and not the bottom... I fixed mine though...... I cut the dang thing out and put a wine cork in the discharge on the side of the boat. Now i use it for storage and am very happy!..
 
Mine never drained fully either. I kept boat towels on board for that purpose. But in reality, rarely used it as a cooler.
 
There's a cooler? Do newer boats not have it? Have I just not noticed?
 
@Julian ... that why we just bought a cooler to go under ththe rear seat and cut out the built in cooler... we too much trouble having to drain it and dry it all the time.
 
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