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Livewell takes on water when moving.
MichelBee
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I have a new 2012 Hurricane 187 Outboard.
We have noticed that the live well takes on water all the time when on the way. I do not need to turn on the pump.
What I noticed is the intake for the the pump is a that bottom of the boat. There is a cover protecting the openning. One half is solid the other is a grill to allow water.
I suspect it was installed backward as the grill is forward. The guard is acting as a diverter forcing water into the intake and filling the livewell.
Can you confirm that this is the case?
Is there anything I should know before I reverse it (use of silicone, etc...)?
Thank you,
Michel
We have noticed that the live well takes on water all the time when on the way. I do not need to turn on the pump.
What I noticed is the intake for the the pump is a that bottom of the boat. There is a cover protecting the openning. One half is solid the other is a grill to allow water.
I suspect it was installed backward as the grill is forward. The guard is acting as a diverter forcing water into the intake and filling the livewell.
Can you confirm that this is the case?
Is there anything I should know before I reverse it (use of silicone, etc...)?
Thank you,
Michel
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Here is what mine looks like: [link=http://ernest-t.smugmug.com/Family/Boating/i-6gf9cSg/1/X2/Trim-Tabs008-X2.jpg]http://ernest-t.smugmug.c...X2/Trim-Tabs008-X2.jpg[/link] Mine will also take on water if I leave the valve open. Look in the bilge area and there should be a valve on the intake line that you can close when you are not using the livewell. That will stop the water flow.2010 Hurricane 2100 (217) Sun Deck
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