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    LIvewell switches on 89 201 pro team

    Hey all you with older stratos boats, I experienced a bit of a mystery today while on the lake. the automatic livewell fill areator pump on one of my livewells went AWOL and started coming on while the swith was in the OFF position. the way the boat is setup is I have a port and starboard livewell. both have recirc pumps on seperate switches, but the fill pumps are controled by an auto/off/manual fill with a variable timer knob and a livewell selector switch. I have 2 of the auto/off/manual switches, one in the bow and the other in the console. both were in the off position and the pump came on. it woudl run sporadically and sometimes just a trickle or full blast. fiddling the bow switch woudl cut if off temporarily, but the console switch did nothing. the selector switch did nothing to cut it off, but only turn the other livewell on so both ran at the same time! only sure way to kill the pump was to cut all elec power, but then the fishfinder and guages dont work. the bow switch was indeed very hot to the touch and felt stiff. do you think this switch is my short? WHere can I get another one. if I cut power to this switch, will the console one work? (never use the bow switch anyways)

    Oh yea, and to cap off a nice evening on the lake, the brake housing on my reel came loose during a cast and bounced off the gunnel and right into the lake! sank like a rock! WHo makes bass pro reels? I gotta order another one.....
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    Re: LIvewell switches on 89 201 pro team (pickupman66)

    OK. so I replaced the switch, but now the bow switch only operates the Port LIvewell. it used to do both and was controlled by the selector switch in the console. The Dash switch does both with the selector switch. Any suggestions? It is not that big of a deal as I rarely use the bow switch, and the way it is now, I can run both at the same time. Both are on the same timer switch too....
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    Re: LIvewell switches on 89 201 pro team (pickupman66)

    My 89 is like that..you have that 2 way selector (port/starboard) at the console, and the on switch will run whatever that switch is on. If you want to run both, you have to go up to the bow and turn that switch on to run the port one.

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    Re: LIvewell switches on 89 201 pro team (ppcpilot)

    PCP, thanks for the info. I hope that is true, I havent owned it long enough to know the ins and outs yet.....
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