Which switch is which?

[theMick]

Almost finished getting my 95 Bowrider ready for weekly and daily use. I have checked all the gages and all seem to work (not sure about accuracy but that’s another story) except the trim gauge jumps around a bit.
What I really need is info on exactly which toggle switch controls what; the first switch I know controls the engine blower but the rest are a mystery-labeling is long faded away.

 

[Lazy Daze]

If it's the switches in the picture, the labelling isn't faded at all - very clear. But... what works when you turn them on?

Bilge pump and nav lights. The last one could be an unused accessory switch. You'll have to check that out...

FYI, there will be info about this in your manual - you can find it on SR's site if you don't have it.

 

[theMick]

If it's the switches in the picture, the labelling isn't faded at all - very clear. But... what works when you turn them on?

Bilge pump and nav lights. The last one could be an unused accessory switch. You'll have to check that out...

FYI, there will be info about this in your manual - you can find it on SR's site if you don't have it.[/QUOTE

If it's the switches in the picture, the labelling isn't faded at all - very clear. But... what works when you turn them on?

Bilge pump and nav lights. The last one could be an unused accessory switch. You'll have to check that out...

FYI, there will be info about this in your manual - you can find it on SR's site if you don't have it.

Thanks-I couldn’t figure out what the figurine meant on each one

 

[Little Ducky]

If the trim gauge is erratic you might have a busted trim sensor which is on the side of the outdrive.

 

[Old Machinist]

If the trim gauge is erratic you might have a busted trim sensor which is on the side of the outdrive.

My sensor was full of grease and out of adjustment. The sensor on the right is for the gauge and the trim limit sensor is on the left side.

It was easy to take the sensor apart and clean it. Adjusting was trial and error but I finally got it set so the gauge indicates on the lower line when the trim is all the way down.

 

[Old Machinist]