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I have a problem with my 95 Ski Nautique. It was 85 degrees out and when attempting to start the boat (for the first time that day) the ignition switch push button would not stay in. I lifted the engine box for 15 minutes and then it would stay in until I tried to start the engine, the engine would start, the button would pop out and kill the engine immediately. Eventually it stayed in and running for about a 15 minute boat ride and then the engine died. After a couple of 30 second run/die I got back to the dock. My safety kill switch is bypassed. Something was defiantly killing the engine??
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RE: 95 Nautique Engine Stalls (Help)
Sounds like a dead short or a bad circuit breaker, which one, on the dash or on the back of the motor? -
RE: 95 Nautique Engine Stalls (Help)
The breaker thats popping is the one on the dash, the one on the motor is fine.
I spoke with the local Nautique dealer and he said to check the voltage at the fuel pumps. If your not getting enough juice it could be electrical short or the fuel relay's are bad. He also said you might want to first check the actual Amps at the dash ignition switch, it should be at 12 Amps with everything on. if the less than 12 amps it could be a bad ignition switch breaker. He also asked me if I had a fuel cell and I didn't know off hand. My boat is a few miles away right now.Comment
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hi We had the same problem on a 2000 SAN. We are still locking for it. Do you fix it ? If yes, what was the problem.Comment
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