DIY Boat Alternator Replacement - Sea Ray Mechanical Repairs

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  • Опубликовано: 15 янв 2025

Комментарии • 39

  • @shaneroper5470
    @shaneroper5470 3 года назад +4

    Through simple observation and putting our minds to it, we can solve anything. Good message to society. 😉

  • @ladyluck5248
    @ladyluck5248 3 года назад +1

    I always check that bolt patterns and electrical posts all jive before I start fiddling : good call !!

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  3 года назад +1

      Easier than trying to exchange a part, especially these days.

  • @BellavistaPEI
    @BellavistaPEI 3 года назад

    Good work sticking with it! Any job worth doing is worth doing right and it is even better when you do it yourself!! CHEERS!!

  • @davestancil6173
    @davestancil6173 3 года назад

    Thanks for the tutorial. I have single 454 in a 1993 Bayliner and just changed my alternator.

  • @user-xb8cq5bd2j
    @user-xb8cq5bd2j 2 года назад +2

    Orange is the power, (EXC )IS THE PURPLE WIRE( Excitation wire) , SENSING WIRE IS RED /PURPLE (S) , GROUND WIRE IS (E) .
    It might take you some time to find it but what I did was download and print off a Mercury marine Manual #23 for 454 and 502 engines . It lists everything from wiring diagrams to rebuilding a distributer to Torq specs on every single nut and bolt.

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  2 года назад

      Cool.

    • @trippiii7715
      @trippiii7715 Год назад

      This is huge, thank you. Purchased a alternator with one yellow wire = exc wire purple. But will I need the other pink wire for anything? The sencing wire.

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  Год назад

      Thanks for that 👍

  • @SOLDTONORM
    @SOLDTONORM 2 года назад

    Thanks again!

  • @leonardkevin12
    @leonardkevin12 3 года назад +2

    The other reason for doing the maintenance is that you know “what” was done & you learn your boat systems.

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  3 года назад +1

      Exactly! I've tried telling folks that for years, but many are too timid to even look at their mechanical systems, let alone work on them 😟

  • @bulistik5039
    @bulistik5039 5 месяцев назад

    My alternator does not seem to be charging the battery. The purple and red wire lead to nowhere on mine. I think i read they are the excite and tach but i could be wrong. From my understanding the excite gets the alternator working if it sits for a long time and loses its magnetism which causing it not to kick on and charge the battery i guess. Still trying to figure it all out. Wish this video showed where those wires connect to in the boat

  • @trippiii7715
    @trippiii7715 Год назад

    Does anyone know what the purple and pink quick connection wires are used for, and if they are needed?

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  Год назад +1

      Glad to read that someone knew the answer, because I had no idea. When I swapped the alternator, I just did one for one wire.

    • @trippiii7715
      @trippiii7715 Год назад

      ​@@BoatingWithBoogaboo awesome video, I forgot to add. Saved me 700, God bless you. Yes from what it looks like and from what I researched I think I will be ok without pink wire, especially if you were. I was thinking it would mess up the reading behind the dash. The purple wire is the ignition start wire. (Ext)

  • @aayala302
    @aayala302 2 года назад

    Do you know what exactly the purple and red wires are for?

  • @thomasellwood9699
    @thomasellwood9699 3 года назад +1

    It is definitely not easy working on the engines when your a big guy. There is zero room for legs and feet! Nice job.

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  3 года назад

      I've been vertically challenged my whole life and have come up with many new curse words to deal with it 😜

  • @twarner5
    @twarner5 3 года назад

    For a sanity check, did you take the old alternator into an auto store for a free diagnostic?

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  3 года назад

      Nope. Just put it in the box and set it aside for future reference 😉

  • @germanlopez4134
    @germanlopez4134 3 года назад

    Great video poul i know on this boat everything is hard to do

  • @phoenixtoohot
    @phoenixtoohot 3 года назад

    Great Channel ... did you say you spend $10,000 (on maintenance) every year? Or were you trying to make a point? I' am estimating to budget about 6 % of the boat value per year ... considering a used 310 at $70,000, that would be $4,200 per year. Am I crazy?

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  3 года назад

      Got a video coming out soon, including a breakdown of our annual costs - before fuel.

  • @Jeremy_teamyoshi
    @Jeremy_teamyoshi 3 года назад +1

    I just changed the steering cable on my tiny 16’ sea ray. I couldn’t handle what the marine mechanics wanted for it $$. with a little elbow grease I did it myself. Now with the money I saved I took the wife out for steak dinner and a corona !

  • @clevjam
    @clevjam 3 года назад

    Paul, Very cool! Thanks for sharing. It must be so hard to film and swear at the same time!
    Cheers!😎

  • @yumpinyiminy963
    @yumpinyiminy963 3 года назад

    So, sew buttons. Old girlfriend. Did you cross price a standard alternator vs the "marine" version? What, What, What? A boat is a hole in the water in which you throw money. Is it worth it? Yes. For me just the mental health of being on the water was worth it.

  • @ChadBennettSr
    @ChadBennettSr Год назад

    Halfway through the video before you start even talking about the repair itself… ugh…

    • @BoatingWithBoogaboo
      @BoatingWithBoogaboo  Год назад

      If you watch any more of my videos, you're gonna see a lot of that, as I tend to talk too much. Talk too much. Sometimes, I even too much talk 🤣