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11-08-2007, 06:11 PM
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How to tell how many hours is on the engine
I have a new 2008 190 bay boat with a 115 Yamaha motor. The gauges are all Yamaha but there is not a hours meter gauge. I was told there may be a key flick that you can do that will show the hours reading on the speedo. I looked in the manuals but the are pretty generic and do not mention this. Any one know if this is possible and how to do it?
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11-08-2007, 06:43 PM
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You can get the hours in two ways. The first way is with the Yamaha dianostic software that you can install on your laptop and get every bit of info that any Yamaha tech gets. It's not all that expensive. The second is a Yamaha diagnostic indicator tool, better known as a winky blinky. They're available from Andy Munao at http://www.shipyardisland.com/. He's great to deal with and a no pressure guy. He'll give you any info you want.
You can e-mail him at: parts@shipyardisland.com You can tell him Mud Runner referred you.
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