Sea Ray

Stu2 · ‎04-30-2017

I need to remove the port and starboard rear coaming pieces so that I can service and repair the engine vent hoses. How do you remove the coaming pieces? Are they glued on? I can't feel or see any fasteners behind them. Thanks for your help.

Stuart in Miami

wingless · ‎04-30-2017

It only needs to be posted once...

This is the best image I could find for the engine vents on a 1993 270 Sundancer.

wingless · ‎04-30-2017

What is exposed when the interior trim is removed?

Stu2 · ‎04-30-2017

Wingless,

Thank you for your quick response! Our configuration is different (see attached). I don’t know if a previous owner had glued our coaming on, but I can’t find any fasteners or place to remove it.

But your picture brought up a new question. When we purchased our boat, there was no transom mounted stern seat. Do you have any pictures of the hardware for that seat? Does yours fold up?

Thanks again for your help.

Stuart

wingless · ‎04-30-2017

Stuart,

Glad to help.

That is not my boat. I found an example on-line and linked those images. My boat is a totally different model, so my seat hardware is not applicable.

The images that you've referenced are not linked, please try again.

Stu2 · ‎04-30-2017

Sorry that you couldn’t see the image. This should work. I think it is probably glued!

wingless · ‎04-30-2017

Cannot see image.

Stu2 · ‎04-30-2017

this should do it, Wingless. Thanks!

wingless · ‎04-30-2017

Yes, that image worked.

It looks like that upholstery panel is retained w/ Christmas tree fasteners. It looks like that panel can be pulled / pried off, then pushed back on when done. (Just a guess, so be careful)

My guess, based on the images I posted, is that removing the panel may reveal the interior showing the vent hose connection and that the vent hose routes horizontal to the rear corner, then down into the engine room.

Stu2 · ‎04-30-2017

Thanks for the info. I'll check it out tomorrow.

Sea Ray

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