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I spoke to the Sea Ray technical team and they informed me that this affects approximately 180,000 vessels. The "fix" will be a totally "plug-n-play" system and will include the fore and aft modules as well as new helm switch pads. The ENTIRE system will need to be replaced, as they new one is...

No, but Sea Ray has been working on a replacement system. Should be available by Spring 2019

I am in need of a Sea Ray Aft EIM (Electronics Interface Module) 1718629 / 1846566. This is for my 2002 300DA. Please let me know! Thanks! Thanks, Bill Mayes

I am in need of a Sea Ray Aft EIM (Electronics Interface Module) 1718629 / 1846566. This is for my 2002 300DA. Please let me know! Thanks! Thanks, Bill Mayes

My 2002 300DA is D.O.A. without this part. If anyone has a new or used one, please email me at wdmayes@optimum.net or text me at 516-790-0033... THANKS! Aft EIM (Electronics Interface Module) 1718629 / 1846566

Do you still have the aft EIM?? I'll buy it from you ASAP.

IS THIS STILL AVAILABLE??

Thanks for the reply. That's the weird thing, NONE of the breakers on my aft EIM are tripped. I have power to it, but nothing coming out. If I trip the DC Breaker for the aft module and reset it, I get a relay click when I press the hatch up button on the helm. But only once, then it's silent.

Here's the scenario: Nice Father's Day cruise, heading to a local restaurant, (tachs are a little jumpy) and lose power on the port engine. Dock with one engine, shut everything down, then restart both engines, no problem. An hour later after lunch, starboard starts, port does not (cranks, but...

Sooo... I finally get the pin pulled and get the engine hatch open. Check everything I could see: no loose connections, no loose grounds, no corrosion that is apparent anywhere. I pulled the battery cables to clean the posts and put a voltmeter and 3 of them read 13.2v and one is at 6.1v...

Ok, thanks Jim! That's where I'll start first, just need to grab a neighbor to lift the hatch with me!

Here's the scenario: Nice Father's Day cruise, heading to a local restaurant, (tachs are a little jumpy) and lose power on the port engine. Dock with one engine, shut everything down, then restart both engines, no problem. An hour later after lunch, starboard starts, port does not. Limp home on...