Maiden Voyage Failure 2021 252SD

[ugamarkj]

I hope that is the issue and maybe I can convince them to install a third battery to mitigate the issue

 

[FSH 210 Sport]

I hope that is the issue and maybe I can convince them to install a third battery to mitigate the issue

So I noticed that your batt voltages in the pic you sent, 12.3 for the start and 11.5 for the house. Just throwing out a guess, I wonder what the result would be if the emergency paralleling switch was closed to provide more capacity on all systems…

 

[mrcleanr6]

if the batteries they put in are low quality or even if one is just poor or faulty then adding a third isnt really the solution. i cant tell you how many batteries i have bought over the years that have been no good and have to go back. batteries are made from 100% recycled batteries. there is going to be a fairly decent percentage of them that come through a production line not up to snuff for sensitive electronics and electrical systems. get rid of the batteries they throw in there and get a pair of good agm batteries. can be the cheaper agm ones like the duracell or if you dont want to mess around then get the tppl batteries like odyssey extremes or northstar pro's. again, not saying its your issue or a definite fix but surely something to look into. i go fairly long distances with my boat and even if everything all worked good, while on the water i would not want to rely on the bargain basement batteries the dealer puts in there. it was the first thing i swapped out this season before i put the boat in.

 

[buckbuck]

I'll just keep my problem free old Yamaha that can run on a lawn tractor battery.

 

[ugamarkj]

New update from Yamaha: They are suggesting it may be a problem caused by shutting the boat off with the wheel turned. It puts tension on the steering cable that causes the system to think there is a problem when you turn the boat back on. The theory is that if you have the steering straight when you shut off the boat it should be fine and not throw errors when you turn it back on. Not sure what they intend to do to resolve this "bug" if that is indeed the cause of my problems. The dealer has another SD boat in the shop with the same issue.

 

[Adrian @ JB Solutions]

New update from Yamaha: They are suggesting it may be a problem caused by shutting the boat off with the wheel turned. It puts tension on the steering cable that causes the system to think there is a problem when you turn the boat back on. The theory is that if you have the steering straight when you shut off the boat it should be fine and not throw errors when you turn it back on. Not sure what they intend to do to resolve this "bug" if that is indeed the cause of my problems. The dealer has another SD boat in the shop with the same issue.

Sounds like a bunch of BS to me. How could you ever ensure the wheel is 100% straight.

 

[Sonic Blue]

Ironically. On My 10 hour service, I was charged $120 to “realign my steering due to weeds”. On my 252SD. No errors that I saw but apparently a code registered somewhere. I didn’t understand it and admittedly even my service manager didn’t understand it.

 

[Chatt_Jetsetter]

is the [HASH=6013]#covidbuilt[/HASH] appropriate? Man I'm sorry you're having so many issues, it's a punch in the gut to spend so much, wait so long, and then have nothing but issues. Really hope they get you straightened out soon. As for this:

"...the icing on the cake was a couple of dudes on a house boat screaming "no wake" at me as I cruised in my cove on no wake mode at 4mph"

Every marina has a few of these guys. I've had them give me the "slow down" signals as I cruised past as slowly as possible. The next throttle position I had was neutral. I noticed they weren't out the day I saw a guy leave our marina at what looked like full throttle, while still 50 yds deep in the No Wake zone.

 

[ugamarkj]

Every marina has a few of these guys. I've had them give me the "slow down" signals as I cruised past as slowly as possible. The next throttle position I had was neutral. I noticed they weren't out the day I saw a guy leave our marina at what looked like full throttle, while still 50 yds deep in the No Wake zone.

It definitely got more dramatic with those guys: https://jetboaters.net/threads/anybody-else-get-griped-at-in-no-wake-mode.28785/post-553318

 

[ugamarkj]

Sounds like a bunch of BS to me. How could you ever ensure the wheel is 100% straight.

I guess I can understand how they didn't properly account for this scenario in their software. I definitely won't accept "center the wheel before you turn it off" as any final solution.

 

[RobbieO]

Sounds like a bunch of BS to me. How could you ever ensure the wheel is 100% straight.

They would need to install a steering wheel angle sensor and have an indicator on the dash. All newer vehicles have this sensor for the obvious reasons.

 

[Adrian @ JB Solutions]

They would need to install a steering wheel angle sensor and have an indicator on the dash. All newer vehicles have this sensor for the obvious reasons.

I have two 2020 cars and have no idea what your talking about lol…. Maybe I’m not picking up the sarcasm

 

[RobbieO]

I have two 2020 cars and have no idea what your talking about lol…. Maybe I’m not picking up the sarcasm

Somewhere on or in your steering column there is a steering angle sensor. The safety controls on your vehicle need to know what position the steering wheel is at. I.E Traction Control, ABS, Air Bags, Radar, Active headlights, Auto 4WD, Active suspension etc. No sarcasm here.

 

[RobbieO]

I have two 2020 cars and have no idea what your talking about lol…. Maybe I’m not picking up the sarcasm

Making sense of sensors: steering angle sensor | Delphi Auto Parts

As of the 2012 model year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration required all new passenger vehicle

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[ugamarkj]

Got my boat back. Supposedly fixed after cable adjustments. 2.5 months in the shop so far for my new boat. This is probably the last chance before I ask them to buy it back. Wish me luck.

 

[Chrisbert]

Got my boat back. Supposedly fixed after cable adjustments. 2.5 months in the shop so far for my new boat. This is probably the last chance before I ask them to buy it back. Wish me luck.

How has it been since?

 

[84rzv500r]

Gotta love all of the unnecessary electronics in boats these days. These types of issues is why I bought my new boat with minimal electronics.

no kidding that's exactly why I'm re-powering my 2004 rather than buying a new boat...

 

[ugamarkj]

How has it been since?

I tried to launch it for the season today and the problem is back. Supposedly Yamaha replaced the entire system last time. It is back at the dealership now. Hoping this isn't a repeat of last season. If this was a car, I would qualify for the lemon law.

 

[mrcleanr6]

still sportin the same batteries?

 

[jstat17]

Wow. Sorry you have to go through all this. I hope they get it straight finally. Damn....