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255XE Errors

corvettemina

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2022
Boat Model
255XE
Boat Length
25
I have a 2023 255X that is giving me issues 90% of the time. I am getting BCU communication error, Port engine communication error, starboard engine communication error, GPS error. The errors don’t go away and happen every time. When I drive the boat, it gets to WOT but doesn’t stay there, and the RPMs bounce up and down and the boat bogs down intermittently. And when driving it thinks its in float mode then comes back to running mode. Its extremely annoying cause the buzzer comes on and off almost the whole time i take the boat out. The batteries are at 12.6 volts before starting and are always plugged in to a charger when not in use. I also disconnected the rear stereo controls to see if that was broken and it bringing the CAN network down but that didn’t solve it. I also looked for any broken and separated CAN lines but didn’t see anything. Everything mechanically seems to work so i'm assuming its electrical. I've unplugged and re plugged everything on the CAN network i could find. I've cycled the key a bunch. checked grounds on the battery. unplugged and re plugged the screen. Just want to see if there's anything else i can do before i take it to the dealer.
 
With so many loss of communication errors, I'd say its a common ground circuit or common power circuit that feeds the modules. You can check terminal tension in connectors pretty easily by giving the circuit wires going into connectors a little pull and see if something backs out. If its an issue with terminal retention, it will push that terminal out slightly causing issues you're describing. Otherwise if you can find schematics, a voltage drop test will most likely find your issue.
 
I had a host of BCU error issues initially with my 2023 222XD. I found that the nuts on the bus bar (both positive and ground) were loose. Tightening them up fixed everything immediately. There are, evidently, a variety of things that can cause BCU errors, but it seems that a non-inconsequential percentage of problems that folks report are associated with loose electrical connection issues.

The bus bars on the 222XD is in the engine compartment at the bulkhead that separates the engine compartment from the battery box. It may be someplace else on the 252s. It's a quick check in any case.
 
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