veedubtek
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Water testing a 2005 Challenger 180 this week.
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@veedubtek
Yes I did and I'm so happy...me and including the dealer did everthing we could with no results...seadoo said the wire that carries the load back to the battery is undersized...I spliced into it and ran a 18 gauge wire with a inline 20 amp fuse directly to the battery and it worked....here's some pics but its temporary set up as I need to hear shrink n such
Yes I did and I'm so happy...me and including the dealer did everthing we could with no results...seadoo said the wire that carries the load back to the battery is undersized...I spliced into it and ran a 18 gauge wire with a inline 20 amp fuse directly to the battery and it worked....here's some pics but its temporary set up as I need to hear shrink n such
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