Cape Haze MM get's 5 Gold Stars for finding a Serious Issue!

[Morpheus]

First off let me say I'm sure Clearwater MM would of not done anything about it.

Anyways I just got a reply on the status of my boat getting it's 2yr/200hr (I have 57hrs) service after I failed at doing it myself, seems it's a good thing I failed!

:wow:

we found a corrosion warranty issue and we have to replace the transom plate - no charge to you. Good thing you brought it in, it would have overheated on you fairly soon. The water inlet hose thru the transom plate was almost completely plugged.

:wow:

I already asked him how this could happen but figured I'd ask you experts to put this into terms I might understand.

 

[ChuckW]

Hate to say it, but told you those guys have been good to me. Glad they are on top of things for you!

 

[Morpheus]

Hate to say it, but told you those guys have been good to me. Glad they are on top of things for you!

Yes you did, and at first I was not sure but they have proven them self now. :smt038

I still would like to understand more how something like this happens.

 

[Morpheus]

Guess I should of givin this a different title.

Hows does a boat with 57 hours that is flushed and washed after every trip and is never in the water more then a week at a time and is kept on a trailer have crossion issues?

I'm worried that either I am not doing something right or that Clearwater MM at the 1yr/100hr service didn't do something right.