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  • 1995 Sportnautique
    • Aug 2018
    • 11

    • Thousand Oaks, CA

    • 1995 Sportnautique

    Question for those who are more knowledgeable than I.

    I took my 1995 Sport Nautique in for starting issues and had my low pressure and high pressure fuel pumps replaced with a FCC retro fit kit and a relay replaced. The boat seems to start and run fine, I will test it tomorrow on the lake. But my question is do I need any of these pieces that were left in my bilge?
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  • bturner
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Jun 2019
    • 1571

    • MI

    • 2016 200 Sport Nautique

    #2
    Whoever did the work was in a hurry and unprofessional. The cut zip ties - trash. The cut off spade connector - trash. The black vacuum/dust cap may be something worth keeping if you work on cars/boats but if not - trash. I would suspect the purple cap was a cover for one of the parts that was installed, if so its trash. Maybe someone else can chime in on that one.

    Its possible all this stuff was there before your repair. If not this is the kind of stuff I'd expect to see from a cut rate, backyard mechanic, not a dealer charging top dollar for repairs.

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    • shag
      1,000 Post Club Member
      • Jul 2003
      • 2217

      • Florida


      #3
      Trash. Like above, may have been there prior but a good shop will clean up afterwords..

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      • 1995 Sportnautique
        • Aug 2018
        • 11

        • Thousand Oaks, CA

        • 1995 Sportnautique

        #4
        Here in California certain lakes inspect your boat very thoroughly for any standing water so I keep my boat pretty clean, that’s why I found all of the “trash” while I was cleaning out the bilge. The cap is red and has raised “12v” on the other side. The lake I tried to launch today way too windy and they closed they launch ramp. I guess a shakedown cruise will have to wait for 2 weeks.

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