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Too few hours?
- Thread starter Aqualissa
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boudin
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The total in the ECU will not go past 655, so the only way to calculate is to add up the hours at the 2k intervals. I am not certain, but I think once one of those intervals exceeds 655, then you really can't reliably calculate the hours. Might be time for an hour meter on the motor. Something like a TinyTach.
The gauge clusters on the WaveRunners keep track of hours independently of the ECU and roll over to 0 after 999.
-Greg
The gauge clusters on the WaveRunners keep track of hours independently of the ECU and roll over to 0 after 999.
-Greg