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Holdmybeer is right. Either a kinked overflow hose or the sensors aren't working correctly. One other thing to check is the fill timer. You may need to reset that.

I think holdmybeer is right, usually a software issue. You could possibly have the dealer update your software to a newer version.

Great pictures. We don't take our dogs on the boat a lot but it is fun to have them on when we do.

If buffing with a heavy compound did not work then your next step is probably wet sanding.

That's a great summary, thanks!

I'm not an expert by any means but I heard of people using JB Weld with good results to get you buy for a while. If you do go that route I would probably try and scrape off the paint and scuff up...

that's good to know. Thanks for the update

Not sure on location, but just wondering if your boat did not come with the traditional cleats? Are the Phender Pros going to be used instead of cleats?

Don't have a answer for you on the controller but congrats on the Mojo, looks sharp. With only 2 hrs I'm assuming it was leftover stock at a dealer?

And a happy and safe new year. Hopefully things will pick up on here come spring. Things are dead!

Or are you still getting out? We are still getting out, but just for skiing. Usually a quick Saturday morning run up to the lake. Air temp was 37 and water was probably 48 or so last Saturday. ...

It appears that we are back in business with the old site? I don't know what happened or why but if this is for real and will stay as is THANK YOU
I know a lot of people probably have moved to...

thanks, I talked to the mechanic at the dealer and he basically said the same thing. We had 2 full days on the lake after this with no issues so I feel pretty good leaving things as is and watching...

So we got on the water the other day and almost immediatley got a warning about engine temp. shut it down and decided to pull the impeller and check it. Sure enough it was destroyed. Only 2 yrs...

check out Austin Keen, he is the unbelievable on a skim board.

Like Holdmybeer said, everything looks good. The black that you see is the shaft bushing and there's no way you can damage those cutting a rope. You should be good to go.

8 people died when their boat flipped in that storm. So sad!

The new deck looks good Bergmaister. We spent a few days at Lake Powell. Came across this boat "docked" in the wrong space LOL. I hope everyone survived, and would love to hear the story.

Just sent you what I have via PM.

Let me know if you still need it, I think I have it.

I had the same engine in my 07 lsv and I would start with 4.5 qts and then check and add a 1/4 of a qt at a time until I had it at full. Then check on the lake with the engine nice and hot.

The heater circulating pump was the problem for me. I was overheating if I was just ideling but as soon as I got up to speed the temp came back down. I removed the heater pump and saw that it had...

I've never thought of that but it's a great idea. Maybe even put it down at your feet pointing up to you while you're driving. Or better yet figure out a way to have a slight drip of water on to it...

Those look great. In Tennessee are you not required to have a contrasting color for your numbers from the background?

Well, It's that time of the year. I know a lot of people are getting out on the water, especially you guys where the temps are getting high. I've been out the last 3 weeks with a drysuit. Water is...

I think Holdmybeer is right. I just changed the transmission fluid in an older boat this week and had the exact same thing happen. The fluid looked to be in great shape but there was a little grey...