I went out to the boat earlier today and turned the key on to check a couple of things. When I turned the key on the usual key alarm came on, but for some reason it didn't shut off like it usually does. Any one have any suggestions? Thank you!
I went out to the boat earlier today and turned the key on to check a couple of things. When I turned the key on the usual key alarm came on, but for some reason it didn't shut off like it usually does. Any one have any suggestions? Thank you!
Also, when I put the kill switch in the "off" position the key ignition alarm turns off.
You will need to get the engine in and have it connected to the Computer Diagnostic System to read the Active Faults (and the Freeze Frame "Fault" History).
The warning horn is letting you know that there is a problem that needs to be addressed immediately.
Could be a sensor failure, a critical problem, or something as simple as "you hung the cowling on the air compressor sensor wires and pulled the bullet connectors apart".
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