New to sea ray
- Thread starter thedoo
- Start date
Capap
Member from Wisconsin
- Nov 13, 2020
- 31
- Boat Info
- 280 Sundancer 2003
- Engines
- Twin 4.3 Mercruisers
It’s the emergency start switch in case your starting battery goes dead.
jmcdboater
Well-Known Member
- May 28, 2022
- 574
- Boat Info
- 1988 300 DA Sundancer
Vessel JIM’N’I IV
- Engines
- Twin 5.7L Mercs w/Alpha One Drives
Koehler KVA 4 Genset
As @Capap is pointing out, if one (or both) starter batteries are dead, house batteries can be used with this switch to start your mains…….it’s a seriously handy item at times….!!
BTW, Welcome to our little cult. A tremendous number of extremely knowledgeable folks here to help with sooooo many issues!
BTW, Welcome to our little cult. A tremendous number of extremely knowledgeable folks here to help with sooooo many issues!
Thank you. I am still lost on a few things. Holy cow searay seems so different from other boats.
Currently trying to figure out the bilge in the cabin pump and float are fine but I have now power to it at all. I used jumpers direct to the battery to confirm pump and float are good. Haven't back traced the wires yet. I read some where there is a fuse that may go to it somewhere have no idea.
Currently trying to figure out the bilge in the cabin pump and float are fine but I have now power to it at all. I used jumpers direct to the battery to confirm pump and float are good. Haven't back traced the wires yet. I read some where there is a fuse that may go to it somewhere have no idea.
Nater Potater
Well-Known Member
- Oct 19, 2020
- 2,640
- Boat Info
- 1992 300DA Sundancer
- Engines
- Twin Merc Alpha I Gen II I/O's with 5.7 V8's
Welcome from Idaho!
Yep. Ya got that right. But different in good ways. Trust me.
