1997 SNOB steering

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  • wilsron
    • Sep 2004
    • 4



    #1

    1997 SNOB steering

    Hi All
    I have a 1997 snob, that is very hard to turn right. I just replaced the cable, which is the ssc124 style, not the newer one, and the rudder moves freely with the cable disconnected. The wheel is fairly easy to turn with the boat stopped, turns easily to the left, but is a real pain to turn right.
    Ideas?
    thanks
  • TRDon
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Oct 2007
    • 722

    • MN

    • 1985 2001 1993 Sport carb GT40 2003 SANTE Excalibur

    #2
    RE: 1997 SNOB steering

    I am having a similar probem but havet looked into it yet. I replaced my cable and it turns awesome with little to no loat or on a trailer but it turns tough to the rightat speed. Turning to the left is good though.

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    • Need-a-nautique
      • Jul 2007
      • 12

      • S.E. Michigan


      #3
      My 1997 SN does the exact same thing. My ski partner who has a Malibu tells me to fix it every time he drives my boat. I just tell him it's supposed to be that way.

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      • wilsron
        • Sep 2004
        • 4



        #4
        Thanks
        I dont remember it always being that stiff, but am at a loss to know what to do next

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        • JUST-IN-TIME
          • Sep 2007
          • 293

          • ON YOUR BOAT


          #5
          you could add the rudder fins on it

          HUMAN BUILT = HUMAN FIXED

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          • wilsron
            • Sep 2004
            • 4



            #6
            Sorry to display my ignorance, but what are rudder fins?
            thanks
            Ron

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            • JUST-IN-TIME
              • Sep 2007
              • 293

              • ON YOUR BOAT


              #7
              they sell them aftermarket
              i has a guy add them to an older boat

              HUMAN BUILT = HUMAN FIXED

              CERTIFIED MARINE/PWC TECHNICIAN
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