howdy noobie!!...welcome to the zoo..first off ...lets talk about the amount of time on the boat...unless you have an hr meter or is an mpi engine...you not going to know how much time is on the engine..and unless the mech. knows the boat personally...then there is no way to know how much time is on a boat...usually in some maxums..they put the hr meters in the bottom of the speedo....or in the engine bay ..kinda obvious cuz there will be black and white numbers....
now for the speedo not working...look down on the the leading edge of the prop leg..there is this little hole there...run a wire in there and try and clear the foul that is in there....if you can...use a long 1/4 inch dia. drill bit and try and clear the foul....up at the joint there is a small black hose that attaches to the leg..that's where the problem can be...if you can't clear the hole....when you drop the leg to replace the impeller ..you can clean the hole out then.....
depth meter...now ..sometimes there are water temp inversions that affects the depth finder....lines means deeper than 340 ft.....so..2 things can happen...one ..your in very deep water...like where I boat at...goes from about 25 ft to over 1400 ft in places....let me tell you that gets your attention quick....or when it goes from 149 ft to 3....but that is usually a temp layer or fish......as for the horn....alot of things can be affecting it..but the easiest is to check the pwr at the switch...if you get pwr there..then go to the horn with a meter...if there is pwr and no noise ..replace the horn....
welcome to the zoo.....stop by here anytime..
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