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Slow Rising Hatch
- Thread starter Garret
- Start date
linn
Active member
Hatch is very slow coming up , could it be caused by low fluid or bad ram ? Thanks .
Voltage drop issue. I ran wires from my battery to my switch and it made a would of a difference.
Gimme Fuel
Well-known member
Right. Clean and redo all wire connections on the circuit as well. Mine had a grease zirc too that helped a ton.
I just replaced both my batteries to play it safe since they were 5 years old.
What a difference!
First thing I noticed was the hatch went up real fast.
The motor also started instantly. Just turned over quick and fired right off as if it were fuel injected.
Not sure if that's your problem but fresh batteries brought my boat back to life.
What a difference!
First thing I noticed was the hatch went up real fast.
The motor also started instantly. Just turned over quick and fired right off as if it were fuel injected.
Not sure if that's your problem but fresh batteries brought my boat back to life.
