Ok, here's the story. I was in a club tourny yesterday, and I had to come off plane quickly, and throw it in reverse , so as to not hit a guy in my club, who rudely, (and dangerously) cut me off. The result was 30-40 gallons of water coming over the back, and into the middle of the boat. My boom box got destroyed, and a short while after that, while I was fishing, my alarm on my throttle was giving the "oil" signal, continous beeps. The alarm did this while the key was not turned on, and even after I removed it from the ignition. It wasn't a normal alarm, it was kinda muffled, and intermittent, kinda like it was struggling. When I turned the key to start the motor, it would sound louder, and steady, but as soon as the motor started, it would stop completely. Ok, after a long story, could something getting wet, have caused the alarm to sound like this? I never got an alarm, for the three years I've owned this boat. I stopped by my boat mechanic, on the way home to make sure it was ok, and he said to make sure it didn't do it, while the key was on, and if it did, to add oil to the gas, until I could get it to him.
Also, on another note, would you have gotten him disqualified, for unsafe boating? I chose not too, but a few members said I should have. Thanks
Also, on another note, would you have gotten him disqualified, for unsafe boating? I chose not too, but a few members said I should have. Thanks