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Jet Boat Junkie
- Messages
- 138
- Reaction score
- 77
- Points
- 132
- Location
- Chattanooga, TN
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2006
- Boat Model
- SX
- Boat Length
- 23
2006 MR1 engines
An intermittent problem that started last year is now a real problem.
It occurs on both engines, but now I have lost confidence that I can get the port engine to turn over.
When I turn the key, the solenoid clicks, but the engine does nothing.
Today I had to turn the key 30 times to get the starter to engage. The starboard engine acts up occasionally.
Now here's the extra info I hopes help you all to direct me to the right fix...
I have a constant "No Wake Mode" error on that engine. I have read that that can be caused by a low voltage problem.
Battery is new. Voltage on battery is good.
Could this be a bad connection somewhere, and if so, where do you suggest I start.
If not a connection, I have read multiple threads where some encountered this and it was the starter while others had bad solenoids.
How do I work through determining what it is.
Warning - I can be mechanically astute, but this is all new to me, so I need all the details and guidance you can provide.
An intermittent problem that started last year is now a real problem.
It occurs on both engines, but now I have lost confidence that I can get the port engine to turn over.
When I turn the key, the solenoid clicks, but the engine does nothing.
Today I had to turn the key 30 times to get the starter to engage. The starboard engine acts up occasionally.
Now here's the extra info I hopes help you all to direct me to the right fix...
I have a constant "No Wake Mode" error on that engine. I have read that that can be caused by a low voltage problem.
Battery is new. Voltage on battery is good.
Could this be a bad connection somewhere, and if so, where do you suggest I start.
If not a connection, I have read multiple threads where some encountered this and it was the starter while others had bad solenoids.
How do I work through determining what it is.
Warning - I can be mechanically astute, but this is all new to me, so I need all the details and guidance you can provide.