I've noticed that I'm getting some water in the bilge on my 2000 260 Sundancer when running. It's a 7.4 liter Bravo 3 setup.
I had a bad connection in my water system and shopvac'd the bilge bone dry after using the boat 2 weekends ago. When I checked the bilge the following weekend it was still dry. However, after using the boat that weekend I noticed some water in the bilge when I returned to the dock.
Any thoughts on what to look for. I bought the boat used last year and it had been lift kept to that point (if that makes any difference). I had the manifolds and risers changed out this spring and ran the boat from Long Beach Island in NJ to the Bohemia River on the Chesapeake without noticiing any major water accumulation in the bilge, so I'm not sure whats going on. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks!
Jim
I had a bad connection in my water system and shopvac'd the bilge bone dry after using the boat 2 weekends ago. When I checked the bilge the following weekend it was still dry. However, after using the boat that weekend I noticed some water in the bilge when I returned to the dock.
Any thoughts on what to look for. I bought the boat used last year and it had been lift kept to that point (if that makes any difference). I had the manifolds and risers changed out this spring and ran the boat from Long Beach Island in NJ to the Bohemia River on the Chesapeake without noticiing any major water accumulation in the bilge, so I'm not sure whats going on. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks!
Jim