- Messages
- 6,127
- Reaction score
- 5,518
- Points
- 472
- Location
- Florida
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2021
- Boat Model
- Other
- Boat Length
- Other
Well it is a fact that your jet pump is a big vacuum under the boat , the intake is just forward of the pump so when you go in reverse you are redirecting the jet water under the boat at an angle down and forward to push the boat backward this thrust stirs up the bottom very badly and over more than 2 decades I have read and reread of people sucking up the bottom when backing off the beach or their trailer because of this.
Also if you are at the beach and any floating trash or weeds get washed up on your pump nozzle when you put the boat reverse bucket down it can easily get stuck from that trash being compressed in between the reverse and the pump the code you had was probably caused by that and when the trash or weeds were free the reverse worked just fine so next time you are on the water place something in between the reverse bucket and the pump and try to reenact the issue I bet it does the same thing until you remove the obstruction. It is a common problem so be careful backing off trailers and beaches because it could be a lot worse if things get in the impeller.
Also if you are at the beach and any floating trash or weeds get washed up on your pump nozzle when you put the boat reverse bucket down it can easily get stuck from that trash being compressed in between the reverse and the pump the code you had was probably caused by that and when the trash or weeds were free the reverse worked just fine so next time you are on the water place something in between the reverse bucket and the pump and try to reenact the issue I bet it does the same thing until you remove the obstruction. It is a common problem so be careful backing off trailers and beaches because it could be a lot worse if things get in the impeller.