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aft bilge pump
- jlarson
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aft bilge pump
my breaker for the aft bilge pump keeps tripping.
went to look at but cant really get to it. it is behind the generator. i can see it (barely) but cannot get to it.
any suggestions?
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Re: aft bilge pump
There's either a short in the circuit or the pump is probably seized. Maybe someone with a similar Mariner will chime in with a suggestion for accessibility. Failing that, you can always relocate a new one closer to a location where you can get to it easily for servicing in the future.
- bud37
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Re: aft bilge pump
Now after saying that I believe it might be possible to remove the mounting fasteners in the gen base and pull it forward or twist it around to maybe give some more room......I might try this on the next impeller change.Good luck and if you find someway in there please post as I for one, would love the info as well.......
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