Electrical problem after water in boat

[cardude]

Bought a Moomba Mobius XLV at the car auction I go to ever week. Been looking for one, and decided to buy this one. It was pretty cheap, 2005 model. However, it was a repo and it was left outside for awhile and had about 2-3 of water over the carpet. I put new batteries in it and the engine cranks and runs (I've still got to change all the fluids so I just cranked it for a couple of seconds). None of the other electrical systems work, like the bilge blower, bilge pumps, stereo, ballast pumps, lights, nothing.

Is there a breaker somewhere I'm missing? Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Bill

[04OUTBACK]

In the storage compartment under the stereo is a breaker.. A little pendulum type thing drops down when it is tripped..
try that..

[cardude]

In the storage compartment under the stereo is a breaker.. A little pendulum type thing drops down when it is tripped..
try that..

Yep, that did it. Thanks. The crazy thing was hidden behind the batteries.

[aerophoto]

Yep, that did it. Thanks. The crazy thing was hidden behind the batteries.

Took a call to my dealer to find that tiny tiny switch

[jester]

Have you checked to see if your getting power to the fuse block under the dash? Have you replaced the fuses?

[kcsideways]

Starters don't like to be submerged. A replacement may be in your future if water got in it. Make sure it's a UL Marine listed one.

Trannys don't like to be submerged either. Check for water intrusion.

I'd change all fluids/filters & plugs. Good luck & enjoy the XLV!