I've put no less than 25 hrs on my boat in the last week and no more faults/errors for this issue. Cleaning and re-installing the paddle wheel did the trick for me. I love this forum.
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I've put no less than 25 hrs on my boat in the last week and no more faults/errors for this issue. Cleaning and re-installing the paddle wheel did the trick for me. I love this forum.
The dealer told me this week that there is an update from Indmar for the setting of the sensitivity on these. If you continue getting the error but your temperature is good, then that could also be a possibility.
2016 Supra SG 450
So what should the setting for the sensitivity be at and how do you adjust it. I took mine out, cleaned it up and its still throwing that code. On and off all day long.
Not something you can change the setting on. It’s an internal program for the ecu on when to trip that code.
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I have had this code (FMI 10) since we bought our Craz used earlier this year. I’ve tried cleaning out the sensor itself but code keeps on popping up. Engine temp remains steady around 164.
I found the sensor part number but can’t find anywhere online to purchase. Local Moomba dealers parts dept remains unresponsive.
Any advice?
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Someone needs to come up with a plug to replace this sensor and always send a signal within range. My local Indmar repair man mentioned that this engine is just "over engineered" in his opinion and uses this sensor as one of his examples. The 16 plugs is prolly another reason. LOL
That is until your implellor fails or intake gets blocked and your engine overheats which can cause a lot of damage pretty quickly. Probably the first thing checked for warrent claims.
I'm chasing the dreaded 110 fmi 15. Raw water system is working, coolant drains from the tank as fast as I crank it up. Nothing in the bilge, oil looks and smells normal, pulling plugs to check them next. When I fill the overflow and start it up, it'll drop 15-20 degrees for about 20 seconds then steadily climb again. Had coolant changed by dealer over the winter, probably 100 hours this season on it before it happened.