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Found it in the photo section, C-Way you did an excellent job! THanks Roger

And saved it, replaced w/ plywood and a window ac, also had a freezer in the v berth potty storage area. Thanks Roger

What happened to the post that was here last week about the folks who removed their back window for a/c install and put a freezer in the v berth-I meant to study it, and now I can't find it!? Thanks Roger

The worst part is that I live in Ft. Myers Beach, where all this stuff is literally "flushed" out. We also have plenty of flesh eating bacteria here(vibrio). http://www.abc-7.com/story/28975493/natasha-story Roger

I am just redoing my trailer and just read that Bearing Buddies have a relief hole in the side, is it clogged? Don't overdo it and blow out the rear seals! https://www.etrailer.com/faq-wheelbeari ... structions Roger

I agree, the windows rattle a lot in a chop, maybe install new fuzzy strips? Roger

The plastic will not hold the screws. Use a bigger flashlight, the LED's are coming out brighter all the time. I have a 1999 w/ faded red tanks, and that's to only dependable solution. Roger

Now to the question of why these anodes are needed. Obviously the motors are made of low grade non marine aluminum-try to find any anodes or corrosion problems on vintage USA outboards, and they never got flushed after saltwater use, either. If I follow the advice from Suzuki, I should keep my...

THANKS! Love this site and it's knowledgeable wonderful members. Roger

You'll know when they are bad, they will be badly pitted and covered in and surrounded by white powder/slime. I think I may start weighing mine before and after for an accurate reading on what's going on. Thanks Roger

I have the same problem, where can I source new ethanol proof gaskets or gasket sealer? What if I buy the whole sender, is the gasket ethanol-proof? Thanks Roger

I change mine in my Suzuki 90A every 50 hrs./6 months. Always used in saltwater and always rinsed after each use. Anodes are about 1/3 gone with lots of crud around them. Cheap insurance on an expensive motor. Roger

The manual specifies replacing fuel lines every 2 years. I don't think they can make you buy Suzuki brand hoses, but all service manual specs must be followed to keep anything in warranty. I just felt better having the official Suzuki receipt for my records, and did not price them in advance...

I have an early 2011 90A with 460 hrs., no problems. Had to pay 300.00 for Suzuki fuel lines every 2 years as recommended in the manual to keep it in warranty, what a burn, only a couple are special. I have had no problems with my engine, but am very wary, as my last Suzuki exploded and...

I have a 1999 and the tanks are not the clear type, they are more opaque and very hard to see. I use a Coast HP 14 LED Flashlight which is VERY bright, and can see the level under most but not all lighting conditions. Roger

Here's what I use, and it really pumps the water out of the air, works on a Danfoss compressor, and is plenty heavy, but NO mold or mildew. http://www.mmair.com/marine_division/dehumidifiers I have seen the new Peltier effect dehumidifiers, but they generally seem to get poor reviews, but...

Antifreeze kills the rot fungus. Roger

It happened to mine, and it was the switch on the motor gone bad, very common, wet location. Roger

Here's a great troubleshooting sequence: Joined: 02 Nov 2003 Posts: 11415 City/Region: Pensacola State or Province: FL C-Dory Year: 2006 C-Dory Model: 22 Cruiser Vessel Name: Thisaway Photos: Thataway PostPosted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 12:11 pm Post subject: Reply with quote Starting...

I just had a real headscratcher in my fuel supply, it turned out to be some defective fuel lines sold by Sierra a few years ago. It is defective, and the inner liner will delaminate and separate and collapse separately from the outside hose. This will not show up in a pressure test, with soapy...