Sea Ray

rocky · ‎02-02-2018

The boat was at the dealer for three weeks with no water and took it back and after about a week I Had water back in the bilge I would shop vac it and towel dry and twelve hours later two to three inches of water was back once it starts Ihad kept shopvac and drying it to try to see where it was coming from these are pics that I had taken before the last time I sent the boat back to the dealer where it is still today

Tom123 · ‎02-03-2018

A couple of obvious things. When I was in San Francisco, winter humidity would cause lots of water in the bilge. Also are you using the AC for heat? On m last boat I could produce 5 gallons of condensation from each unit daily.

Tscannie · ‎02-04-2018

Year's ago I had a similar issue with a new 270 Sundancer. After many trips to the dealer and replacement of a variety of cables and other parts, the issue was water coming into the boat as it came out of the hole on acceleration through the bilge pump. Problem was incorrectly installed bilge pump hoses.

JRT · ‎02-04-2018

Is it fresh water or lake/salt water? You have to see what kind of leak you are pursuing.If fresh water, does water pump cycle for no reason? My similar problem turned out to be a cracked hot water heater tank, small crack, only leaked when water was hot, took me months to find!

MIke · ‎02-05-2018

My issue with bilge water turned out to be rub rails leaking around the stern. Wasn't too bad to pull and reseal everything. There are some good write ups on Club SeaRay if that is your issue.

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