2017 AR210 with dry oil dipstick

[MoreFunWet]

After running for about 4 days on the lake, while returning last night the engine warning light and alarm came on. Low oil pressure on the starboard engine. I shut it down and checked the level... The dipstick was totally dry.
There is zero evidence of a leak that I can see... Thoughts?
Oh..it has 103 hours and had it's yearly maintenance done by the dealer. Is it possible the oil pump is out?

 

[haknslash]

If the oil pump was out you would still see oil on the dipstick in the sump/oil pan (if any was in there to begin with). I wonder if your dealer forgot to add oil after he drained it. I always inspect the oil level before heading out. If anyone works on my boat or car I would also be sure to check behind them to make sure it's done right. If you had a leak you would certainly see it all in your engine compartment and bilge. That's 4 quarts worth of oil MIA so I just don't see that escaping your motor without a trace. Did you inspect the oil level at some point after the dealer serviced it?

 

[MoreFunWet]

Update.. took it back to the dealer.. we determined it was a very small leak at the filter, when I checked it I couldn't quite reach the far end and missed the residue. Replaced the filter and we are keeping an eye on it.

 

[Neutron]

With that much loss of oil there would be more than residue. You would have more than 1 quart in your bilge

 

[haknslash]

Each engine holds 4 quarts of oil. So is your missing oil all in your bilge?

 

[Matts18]

Sounds like your dealer didn't put enough oil in the engine and then blamed it on a leaky filter. As others have said, you would have lost a fair amount of oil for the dipstick to be dry and you would certainly see evidence of it under the engine.