Toby Two-Bit George
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- Messages
- 21
- Reaction score
- 6
- Points
- 12
- Location
- Eagle Mountain Lake, Fort Worth, TX
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2015
- Boat Model
- SX
- Boat Length
- 19
To answer @ken4motion, yes this is an easy install when swapping out the transducer on the 190 for the one used on the 192. You do not need any sealant. The transducer is a multi part transducer. You are going to be unscrewing the guts of the transducer and replacing them with the guts of the one you buy. The part that is sealed to the hull will not need to be removed. The wiring harness plug is right next to the one that your current transducer is plugged into. It should be labeled "triducer" and will have 3 wires in it instead of 2 if I remember correctly.
When you purchased your boat you should have gotten a bag with the airmar instructions and a black plastic dummy plug. It tells you how to take the transducer apart and use the dummy plug if you were ever doing the job in the water to stop the boat from sinking. You should be able to get this done pretty easily.
ok folks,
new Kid here, i have a 2015 SX190.
reading thru all the threads, my boat came with the "black thru-hull plug" in a bag. what do i need to do to get depth and temp to show up on my LCD Display?
Sorry I'm Late to the party - this is my first jet boat....